• He admits that the theatre production has precipitated a renewed interest in making the complex story into a film.
• All the raw materials go to the liver and the liver makes use of those and makes them into proteins.
• We would like the public to see how the milk is produced, what different things it can be made into.

• Congress, under the Constitution, is the body that makes laws and regulations governing the armed forces.
• She had to pose for photographs and drawings were made from the pictures.
• The chosen man was instructed to make a will and briefed on how he would die.

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• We set up our trusty camp-cooker in the empty kitchen and made coffee which we drank outside.
• He got fruit ready for my lunch and made my breakfast.
• I find the flesh of the sweet potato makes a lovely smooth gnocchi so I often make this dish for supper.

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• She made the bed over again, turning the sheets and pillowcases inside out and fluffing the pillows.
• According the comments, I don't know how to make a bed properly.
• She used to have to make 18 beds every morning.

• Some years ago I met up with an estate agent who loved making fires.
• They left the car by the side of the road, and ventured a bit into the forest, where they made a fire.

• One of the steps in making my flat ready for sale is the redecoration of the entire place.
• The strong cast is what makes this sometimes mediocre material work as well as it does.
• This is not the kind of speech to make a deeply unpopular leader any more popular.

• A spokesman said the changes had been made after the company had taken on board comments at a public meeting about the original proposals.
• Officers made one arrest and a dog-handling unit was brought in to assist the hunt for others.
• Paul makes a long boring speech, telling everyone to side with commercial development.

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• I made a goal and if I had scored it would have been the icing on the cake for me on my debut.
• He is a defender, he is a midfielder but he is also an attacker - a winger who makes and scores goals.

• Two senators have complained that you made derogatory remarks about them, and they're asking that you tone it down.
• If the parties are unable to agree on costs, written submissions may be made to me.
• How kind of you to take the trouble to write and make such a tempting invite.

• For this is a marriage made in heaven which will surely end in an ugly, emotional divorce.
• We want our marriage to be recognised as a marriage - just like any other marriage made in Canada.
• If body language was anything to go by, this was indeed a marriage made in heaven.

• He became a prominent supporter of Abraham Lincoln, was made a general in the Civil War, and later became a US senator.
• Henry II appointed him chancellor and made him his intimate friend and companion.
• King George V made her a Dame Commander of the British Empire in 1925.

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• You have to call it that now so you can identify with it, but it's just old ideas made new again.
• We come through thinking that going out drinking makes you a big man.
• Shut up, buddy: alcohol makes everything better, even pop punk.

• You have time still, but you have become old enough for reputations to be made.
• A hearty soup with lots of vegetables, some rice or pasta and a little protein can make a meal.
• But it wasn't the flashy rookies who made the show - it was the wily veterans.

• In fact, as the months go by I have begun to see that Hilary would make a far finer wife than the errant Stella.
• As a former forward I've my own ideas about what makes a great forward.
• With her long features and battered trilby, she also makes a plausibly boyish Ganymede.

• What time do you make it?
• I make it - what? A hundred fifty yards to the bend?
• We are currently at 13,000, excuse me, make that 14,200 feet above sea level, looking out over a sea of clouds.

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• Please check with Fred Hulmes before making any other arrangements to avoid disappointment.
• Let's make it a night for ourselves.
• Before we headed toward our trains, we made a lunch date.

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• Fleming stated before this match that he needed to start making runs, as every international batsman does.
• Can you give some more details of the innings when Don Bradman made 300 in a day in a Test?
• The batting will be left alone with each of the top five making half centuries.

• Before we made it, he drove a fruit and veg van and then would drive us to all our gigs.
• She said Davis made it because of her singing - not a crazy costume or attention-getting gimmick.
• He's confident he's made it as an actor, because a club devoted to hating him has sprung up at his cousin's school.

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• The group had been walking all morning before making it through a small forest.
• He never made it to the stadium as he was blown up by a bomb planted in his vehicle.
• In general it tends to be independent travellers and divers who make it to the island.

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• He has his sights set even higher than that with the dream of making the World Games to be held in China in 2007.
• He registered at Florida Southern College but did not make the team.
• All of them are men, and we look forward to the day when an Indian woman makes it to the list!

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• He made colonel in less than 15 years, as a nonrated maintenance officer.
• He was commissioned in 1944 and made flight lieutenant two years later.

• Chris made to move through the doorway, when he glanced up and looked straight at Sarah.
• ‘Come on,’ I said, making as though to stand up.
• He looks at her helplessly, then makes as if to say something.

• After a contract on the bid is made, the declarer decides whether to set the rank for that hand high or low.