Sentence examples for use makes from inspiring English sources

Personally, I think the adumbrate language we use makes us poor unfortunates in the news business look like a bunch of flaming assholes.

This capacity is a mental muscle; only repeated use makes it strong.

"C.O.P.D. and asthma have some overlapping mechanisms, so this use makes sense," Dr. Stafford said.

Compacted sand from vehicle use makes it hard for turtles to dig nests.

Ease of use makes them particularly attractive for women labouring in the field.

And occasionally their use makes headlines, as was the case with The Madonna of the Pinks.

As the price of roaming falls, operators may well find that more use makes up for lower margins.

The use of a clean white backdrop, the kind fashion model photographers use, makes the obvious link to Richard Avedon or Irving Penn.

"As far as I know, it is the first controlled experiment showing that tool use makes a difference to a wild animal," he said.

Yes, the ban on hand-held use makes sense, and yes, driving is an activity that should demand our full attention.

Compared to hunting and foraging for smaller, less nutritious insects, nuts and seeds, tool-use makes for a smart meal plan.