Sentence examples for with a make from inspiring English sources

The quarterback was photographed in 2015 with a Make America Great Again hat in his locker.

The markets are no longer populated by vigilantes but by 1960s hippies with a "make loans, not war" philosophy.

Agents must contact the manufacturer or importer with a make and a serial number and work their way down the supply chain by telephone or on foot.

The public spaces have a touch of the Phileas Fogg, while the modern rooms have phones with a "make it so" button that lets you order anything from ice cream to iPods loaded with Portland playlists.

Even if Felton has a lower chance of making a tough shot against a taller defender, his team has a better chance of finishing the possession with a make if he can fully occupy that defender and give Chandler an opportunity to go one-on-one with a point guard for the offensive rebound.

Only Ms. Westwood could seamlessly mix the live piano music of the 16-year-old prodigy Kyle Nash-Baker with a "Make Love, not War/Save the Planet" message and her now-famous mélange of 18th-century corseted ball gowns and 20th-century punk attitude.

It's a traditional roll-the-dice, move-your-token game, with a make-a-fool-of-yourself element mixed in.

A committee with a make-up much like the so-called election committee is to be used to screen the candidates standing for the 2017 election.

This leaves concertgoers with the unpleasant prospect of hearing great orchestras with a make-believe organ substitute in Avery Fisher Hall.

The Wada report presents the International Olympic Committee with a make-or-break decision for the credibility of this and all future Olympiads.

They are semi-naked in the kitchen with a make-up artist and there is much laughter from their quarter, while in the living room the one female and five male customers shuffle around nervously.