be made造句怎么写

There's money to be made from tourism.

Only when this question is made clear could a right definition to those details be made.

Changes might be made in the trunk, without being made in my work branch first!

They, too, can be made simpler and more modular.

In an ideal world, planes would be made of steel.

The payments to be made by the Buyer to the Seller shall, under this Contract, be made by telegraphic transfer.

The gentleman might be made to rush over but could not be made to jump might be deceived but could not be duped.

Read-only database '%.*ls' must be made writable before it can be upgraded.

Excellent academic achievements can not be achieved overnight, but must be made arduous efforts.

Meat can be eaten, milk can be made into butter tea and milk tea, wool can be made into clothing, the yak hair can be made into yak tents.

Great efforts will be made to develop "cooperation between farmers and companies" and a made-to-order farming.

Fair copies that he requires to be made, are made at the stationers', expense being no consideration.

and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land;

There were beds to be made and floors to be swept, food to be cooked and dishes washed, hogs and chickens to be fed and eggs gathered.

Before these changes to the constitution can be made, the necessary enabling legislation will have to be passed.

If approvals are needed (this in itself might be open to question), can the approval process be made asynchronous?

Asking that home-schooled children be registered is unexceptionable(and parents would not be made to follow any particular curriculum).

The booking will be confirmed after remittance. NO REFUND will be made once reservation has been confirmed.

No unauthorized changes be made.

Should euthanasia be made legal?

Special blocks have to be made.

An omelet should be made this way.

Milk can be made into cheese. Some people like cheese made with milk from a sheep.

Besides buildings and roads, cities may be made from rubbish.

To ask officially to be made bankrupt or to ask officially for someone else to be made bankrupt

Fabrics treated can be made stain and dirt resistant and yet be allowed to ‘breathe’.

Perfumes may be made from the oils of certain flowers. Soaps are made from vegetable and animal oils.

This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the Supreme Law of the Land;

a cheque can be made payable to anyone and can be made out for any sum up to the account in the account or up to the limit of any arrangement made to overdraw.

Online purchases can be made by setting up a separate transaction code.

Sacrifices generally have to be made for unusual success - whichever career path you follow.

Comparisons should be made when it's favorable.

This basic algorithm can be made to be very fast.

Lots of people in Whitehall will be made redundant.

People fear they may be the next to be made redundant.

"and she will be made waste among the countries which have been made waste, and her towns will be among the towns which are unpeopled."

I regret any comments that may be made about these two individuals who are honorable Americans.

allow(news,etc)to be made known

Your sound hardware must be tested before the configuration changes can be made.

At the same time, greater efforts must be made to achieve a modal shift.

But the economic case needs to be made more forcefully.

(be made the scapegoat for)

All marks made up to that point are now permanent, yet new marks can be made at will.