‘the _make_ , model, and year of his car’

‘Now I know my size in two _makes_ of bra I can shop online - oh the safety of that.’

‘Even from a distance I could see it was of fine _make_ , for the hilt glittered with silver as he held it up.’

‘A contract to _make_ 12 tricks is known as a small slam.’

‘On the other hand, if a declarer _makes_ no tricks, it is a match against her.’

‘He is a defender, he is a midfielder but he is also an attacker - a winger who _makes_ and scores goals.’

‘He scored a wonderful goal, _made_ the second and now all that Redknapp has to do is ensure he stays.’

‘It's an ugly place to be caught on a lee shore with a westerly gale and the tide _making_ .’

‘Australia should _make_ the final’

‘He registered at Florida Southern College but did not _make_ the team.’

‘he wasn't going to _make_ captain’

‘He _made_ colonel in less than 15 years, as a nonrated maintenance officer.’

‘she _made_ as if to leave the room’

‘Chris _made_ to move through the doorway, when he glanced up and looked straight at Sarah.’

‘let's _make_ it 7.30’

‘Details of the scheme will be announced as soon as arrangements have been _made_ .’

‘buffalo's milk can be _made_ into cheese’

‘Harling admits he is excited at the challenge of _making_ the classic show into a film.’

‘he was _made_ a fellow of the Royal Institute’

‘Former Education Authority senior assistant director Gary Nethercott has also been _made_ an assistant chief executive.’

‘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.’

‘after breakfast you'd have until 8.25 to _make_ your bed’

‘She _made_ the bed over again, turning the sheets and pillowcases inside out and fluffing the pillows.’

‘this fern _makes_ a good houseplant’

‘We didn't realise at the time that a car seat also _makes_ a very fine rocking chair.’

‘he waited confidently for his band to _make_ it’

‘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.’

‘anyone can _make_ a mistake’

‘No decision had yet been _made_ on whether to expand the use of such cameras, he said.’

‘the drips had _made_ a pool on the floor’

‘He _makes_ sculptures out of clay and bakes them into ceramics in his hometown in Shandong Province.’

‘the work which _made_ Wordsworth's reputation’

‘You have time still, but you have become old enough for reputations to be _made_ .’

‘decorative features _make_ brickwork more interesting’

‘the best way to disarm your critics is to _make_ them laugh’

‘there are two more points to _make_ ’

‘ _make_ him an offer he can't refuse’

‘she bought me a brandy and _made_ me drink it’

‘My parents kept goats when I was young, and they tried to _make_ me drink the milk.’

‘We connect components together with wires or copper tracks to _make_ circuits, but it's the components that do all the work.’

‘ _make_ a list of all the points you can think of’

‘Videos were _made_ of their activities and circulated to members.’

‘How many are there? I _make_ it sixteen’

‘I _make_ it - what? A hundred fifty yards to the bend?’

‘they _made_ an unusual duo’

‘It usually takes at least two or three people to order enough dishes to _make_ a good Chinese meal.’

‘as many sailors do, he _made_ a foolish marriage’

‘We want our marriage to be recognised as a marriage - just like any other marriage _made_ in Canada.’

‘my grandmother _made_ a dress for me’

‘cricket bats are _made_ of willow’

‘he'd _made_ a lot of money out of hardware’

‘If they do _make_ a surplus that money goes back into the school to provide bursaries or development projects.’

‘he had been trying to _make_ Cynthia for two years now’

‘Is it possible that this is just a guy on the _make_ , doing everything he can, just to _make_ it with a woman?’

‘we've got a lot to do if you're going to _make_ the shuttle’

‘they didn't always _make_ it on time’

‘she was _making_ lunch for Lucy and Francis’

‘I'll _make_ us both a cup of tea’

‘he struggled to his feet and _made_ towards the car’

‘He _made_ towards the window and sat down in the chair closest to it, panting.’

‘the issue price _makes_ them good value’

‘Because of her obnoxious attitude Chaucer _makes_ her toothless, fat and large.’

‘he _made_ a century’

‘Can you give some more details of the innings when Don Bradman _made_ 300 in a day in a Test?’

‘Peter _made_ the cards and handed them to Stern to deal.’

‘the pilot didn't _make_ it—his neck's broken’

‘So you had persons from both ends of the spectrum _making_ it all the way to the White House.’

‘Although on table 1 our North-South pair defeated West's 5 diamonds, on table 2 with the same cards our East-West pair allowed North to play and _make_ 4 hearts.’

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

‘The players in the team that won the bidding score only those cards in those tricks that _make_ the contract.’