Sentence examples for uses to make some from inspiring English sources

The C-shaped forms that turn up in some of the monotypes have been printed from the elements Mr. Edwards uses to make some of his constructions into rockers.

Hotz showed me the 3D printers he uses to make some of the Panda parts in his garage.

And, do forget, for sure, that old saw, which used to make some of us feel better: "Well-behaved women rarely make history".

We also would like to thank Wessel and Smith (1998) for providing us with Generic Mapping Tools, which were used to make some figures in this manuscript.

This method is already used to make some nonallergenic baby formulas and rice.

But no: they are woodcuts, blocks used to make some of Judd's geometric prints.

Lightweight nylon, similar to what is used to make some luggage, was used.

Rosewood is also used to make some musical instruments, such as guitars, but the new rules will not prevent musicians travelling with their instruments.

Like viewers of Web pages, e-mail users never actually see the underlying code, or "tags" used to make some words appear, say, bold or italicized.

Chemically synthesized substitutes for vanillin and other extracts already exist and fermentation has long been used to make some vitamins and citric acid.

Of course, we've always assessed the political impact of events or announcements but there was a time when we used to make some attempt to understand what they meant first, or what might be done about them.