making造句怎么写

He pushed her into making a decision.

way of making a living,esp a job that involves making sth;occupation

Because of elaborate planning, the project is making good progress.

He says these technologies bode well for making people with diabetes healthier and making their lives easier.

especially when making signs and displays for the store,

If you would like to try your hand at making kimchi there are several cooking courses that you can join in Seoul to experience making kimchi.

If so, this is a good time to consider making changes to improve your situation, especially because not making the changes can prolong your blues.

Purify the altar by making atonement for it, and anoint it to consecrate it.

Are they making themselves feel important as the bearer of bad tidings?

"Contrary to the popular belief that the cooler head prevails, people with hot heads -- those who experienced their feelings with greater intensity during decision-making -- achieved higher decision-making performance," they wrote.

Meanwhile, provincial governments should make every effort to clamp down on groups making huge profits from illegally charging highway fees.

By making small circles with each part of your body, water is re-introduced between the sand and clay particles, reducing the density and making it easier for someone to heave you out.

This was generally banned due to its lewd nature, which ended up making it a pretty popular dance.

In a depletion for or a special line ascending making all arrangements network invading examining system, then can using commonly invading examining engine, lowering resources.

When the regime could no longer refute the evidence, they finally approved rehabilitating the coral reef and making it into a Marine refuge.

Bubble in the making?

balk at making a speech

What a racket the children are making!

The bees busied themselves at making honey.

Most of the fieldwork consisted of making tape recordings.

There is no end to the making of books, nor does there seem to be any end to the making of lists of "great books.

In music-making, storytelling and creative thought, this risk-taking is a great thing.

Losing a job often means losing health insurance too, making unemployment doubly traumatic.

Keep in mind that making every query an index-only access is not prudent or even possible.

To allow the child to misbehave without instantly making it unpleasantly conscious of the fact would be to spoil it.

He's making linear measurements.

However, making a budget is clearly planning.

The accusations are making the government's conduct appear increasingly sleazy.

Making a dart at the table, she secured the coffee, which she immediately spilled, thereby making the front of her dress as bad as the back.

Geologists will be hammering at outcrops, making geological maps, exploring the sea floor, and scrutinizing moon rocks as long as mountain-making, continental drift, sea floor spreading, earthquakes, and other planetary features remain incompletely explained.

Before long, Don was making dozens of trips across Disappointment Valley, driving two hours each way, in order to get documents certified at the bank in Cortez, Colorado.

You're making speeches full of bunk.

This wacky, always-making-jokes version of Andrew Mason is the one outsiders know.

The fire needs making up.

This slowly raises the temperature of the water in the aquifer, making it less effective as a source of refrigeration.

I'm making a casserole for Mrs. Smith next door.