Sentence examples for which I make from inspiring English sources

I challenge Tepperman to cite the text in which I make these allegations.

When I do, I am grateful for my seat belt, which I make sure is always securely fastened.

Then, the gefilte fish, which I make with friends in my kitchen the day before the seder at our annual "gefilte fish-in".

Writing this week's Comment was a great excuse to re-see the imperishable "Dr. Strangelove," which I make a point of doing every decade or so.

The chef explains himself, later on, in Japanese: "What Naples has given me is pizza, which I make in the image of myself".

Let me offer up a word of gratitude for the rewind-ten-seconds button on HBO Go, which I make use of every time I watch "Veep".

"I know the spirit in which I made the comments.

Lesbianism, of which I made a particular study. . . .

Finally, I retreated to one of the pubs, from which I made three more sorties.

And that is the main criteria by which I made this decision.

The Flying Carpet Daybed, which I made in 1968, was my first foray into stainless steel.