Examples of 'makes' in a sentence
Meaning of "makes"
make - to create or produce something, to bring into existence
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of make
- plural of make
How to use "makes" in a sentence
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Makes you seem jealous and catty.
Russian music makes me break out in hives.
Makes sense if she was about to leak intelligence.
As long as nobody makes fun of my lousy crêpes.
Makes for terribly awkward slumber parties.
I guess that makes you kind of special.
Makes me wanna shower for all eternity.
To die is what makes life worth living.
This makes it possible to monitor a doorbell or a telephone.
And that is what makes you so unique.
A pen makes less blisters than a pickax.
Holding feelings inside makes us do strange things.
And makes an extra eight cents an hour.
Our technological civilization makes us particularly vulnerable.
It makes me want to hear more of your voice.
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This fascist crap makes me want to puke.
Which makes her complicit in every death.
This is a technique that makes practically invincible.
Ghost makes promises he can not keep.
The trigger sprayer makes it easy to apply.
Makes me nervous in the dark back there.
Really just makes me hate you more.
Makes you sleep like an innocent babe.
For me that makes all the difference.
Makes it very clear where their heads are at.
I guess no one makes it through the second.
Makes you want to run and hide.
She even makes mucus look good.
Makes them think they are our equals.
If the product makes an abnormal noise or produces.
Makes them a threat got to be dealt with.
I guess that makes breakfast in bed a cinch.
Makes it easy to identify which function to use.
Your imagination makes you believe anything.
He makes a promise to himself in those dark hours.
But this place makes me want to kill.
That makes you a disgrace to your profession.
In other words he makes all the decisions.
She makes her own bread outside.
What did to our family makes me sick.
So that makes this wank your priority.
I can not see what difference it makes.
Crying makes your eyes work better.
Tell him how happy that makes me.
Fear makes men foolish and rash.
Your positive echo makes us very proud.
Sorta makes you look like a martyr.
Think of something that makes you sad.
Our history makes this a special commemoration.
We are ignorant about what makes people tick.
