Sentence examples for which make a from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it is the simplest things which make a difference".

Instead, it's all about the small things you can do which make a big difference.

They are typically accordion-based, jaunty songs, which make a stark contrast to the lyrical content.

Banks which make a profit from these fines can be challenged in court.

This method produces lots of cooking juices, which make a delicious little sauce.

"As for food, I've been in restaurants which make a Greasy Joe's here look spotless.

"They acquire objects of simple functional elegance" -- including the floors, which make a "beautiful aesthetic statement".

He gestures to the turned bricks, which make a jagged ruffle around the house's edges.

After detaching the tip, I prefer to leave the other two joints attached, which make a larger, meatier portion.

The taxpayers are gaining, but the banks — which make a lot of money on derivatives — are still way ahead.

I fantasise about a pair of big, strong, hobnailed shoes which make a distinctive noise as they strike the pavement.