Sentence examples for to make whole from inspiring English sources

To heal is to make whole, and wholeness can belong as much to the infirm as to the healthy.

Although you are still encouraged to make whole worlds, consisting of groups of four levels.

It gives shape and depth and atmosphere and helps to make whole the bittiness of what we see before us.

I'm excited about the potential that's there to make whole new games and the technology challenges there too".

Germany should push other European governments to cough up money to support Greek banks and, if necessary, to make whole the ECB.

Fehr also took issue with the league's provision to "make whole" the salaries of those with existing contracts that would otherwise be reduced under the lower salary cap.

But on the weekends, we work together to make whole-wheat banana-walnut pancakes, buttermilk waffles or scrambled egg sandwiches.

"We have to make whole-person care a reality," he told the Guardian, adding he did not believe such a goal was possible under the coalition's NHS reforms.

If that were to happen after Friday's hearing, it would send a signal to parliament that the law needs to be changed while telling the judges that they may continue to make whole-life orders.

Courts would still be able to make whole-life orders but the possibility of review would be enough to comply with article 3. Grayling might not like it very much but he would have to put up with it – provided this "reading-down" of section 30 was upheld by the UK supreme court, which he is backing in the battle against Strasbourg.

However, as mentioned by Wessels et al. (2011), knowledge of the relationship between properties at the points measured in a tree and the variation throughout the tree and the stand, is required to make whole-tree and stand-based property predictions.