The phrase "under making" is not a commonly used phrase in English and therefore it is not technically correct.
If you want to use a phrase that has a similar meaning, you could instead use the phrase "in the process of making". For example: "I have a new painting in the process of making that I'm very excited about."
The death toll exceeded 900, including some 300 age 17 and under, making the incident one of the largest mass deaths in American history.
Last month, an oversight panel created by Congress reported that fewer than 2,000 of the 500,000 loan modifications then in progress had become permanent under Making Home Affordable.
McIlroy's playing partner Rickie Fowler, who was level with the Northern Irishman three shots back after day one, carded a triple-bogey eight at the eighth in a 75 and dropped to two under, making the cut by just a single stroke.
She played the back nine at Aviara in four under, making her final birdie on the par-five 17th.
The breakeven point for a lower-income tax filer would be $20,000, where the value of the 2percentt payroll tax cut would rise to the $400 maximum credit under Making Work Pay.
He was one shot shy of the 54-hole record at Kapalua that Ernie Els set in 2003 on his way to an eight shot win at 31 under, making him the only player in PGA Tour history to finish a 72-hole event at 30 under or better.
Nelson, who began the day tied for the lead with Bruce Fleisher at 11 under, made birdies on Nos.
But the stifling level of scrutiny I was under made me feel sure it would matter, so I said nothing.
Quigley, who began the day at seven under, made the turn at 12 under and moved to 13 under on the back nine of Kemper Lakes Golf Club.
Not putting your head under makes no difference, either.
Swede David Lingmerth (18 under) made five straight birdies in his round.
