The orchestra makes discordant noises when tuning up.

The profane language used on network television makes many parents with young children not want to subscribe to cable.

Spenser's mother often scrutinizes him for every small mistake he makes.

Your smile always makes me happy.

Your car makes too much noise. You should have it looked at.

Admittedly your plan makes sense, but I still think it will be very hard to carry out.

It makes no difference whether you agree or not.

It makes little difference whether you go today or tomorrow.

It makes no difference whether you go or not.

What is it that makes you think that way?

It makes no difference to me whether you believe it or not.

It makes little difference to me whether you believe it or not.

The recent frequency of earthquakes makes us nervous.

A teacher should never make fun of a pupil who makes a mistake.

A third party makes off with the profits.

Milk makes us strong.

Haste makes waste.

Too long a holiday makes one reluctant to start work again.

A fence between makes love more keen.

I just hope it makes it in time.

In the film, the director makes Hamlet an active person.

The nuclear family makes better communication possible between parents and children.

The lack of harmony between colors makes this painting stand out.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

Our company makes use of the Internet.

The mere sight of a snake makes her sick.

He who makes no mistakes makes nothing.

He who makes no mistakes makes nothing.

I hope this makes it through baggage inspection.

He makes his living by singing.

If science makes progress, we'll be able to solve such problems.

As science makes progress, old ways give place to new.

What makes you so sad?

What makes you so dissatisfied?

What makes you laugh like that?

Music makes our life happy.

I'm just a boy who makes mistakes.

He makes young girls' hearts flutter.

When writing English, she rarely makes a mistake.

Exercise makes your body strong.

One murder makes a villain, millions a hero.

A bare word of criticism makes her nervous.

Cheap sake makes you sick.

Love makes the world go round.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

A good theory is characterized by the fact that it makes a number of predictions that could in principle be disproved or falsified by observation.

He seems to be afraid of being laughed at if he makes a mistake.

Some people say stepping on a worm makes it rain.

It makes no difference to me that Max has come.

Paul makes it a rule not to be late for his appointments.

The very thought of snakes makes her turn pale.

The mere thought of a snake makes me shiver.

In the same way as Hegel, Panovsky's notion of the dialectic makes history follow a predetermined course.

It makes no difference to me whether Fred came to the party or not.

Blackie makes a lot of noise while he eats.

He may be clever, but he often makes careless mistakes.

Ninety-nine always makes me laugh.

The choice of presents makes no difference to us.

Even the cleverest man sometimes makes mistakes.

Nothing ever makes him angry.

Tom always makes fun of John because of his dialect.

Totoro makes friends with everyone.

What makes him hated?

You are mistaken as to what makes him so nervous.

What makes you think that I'm against that?

What makes you think that way?

Tell me what makes you so depressed.

What makes you think so?

DNA is a complex chemical that makes up a gene.

Many a little makes a mickle.

This tipping business always makes us uneasy.

Everyone makes a mistake at times.

I wonder what makes it so fascinating.

That makes no difference.

It makes my head swim to hear you say that.

He makes no bones about admitting it.

It makes all the difference.

That makes no sense at all.

It makes no difference to me.

It makes little difference.

The train makes 20 miles an hour.

Whether the news is true or false makes little difference.

The boy makes a fool of adults.

The picture of the accident makes me sick.

Just to think about the accident makes me shudder.

That plane makes use of new technology.

The news makes us uneasy.

The air conditioner makes too much noise.

That makes for efficiency.

That makes you even more attractive.

Opportunity makes a thief.

John is careless. He makes many mistakes.

John makes fun of his dog.

Jim makes a point of jogging three miles every day.

Jane makes the utmost effort to win.

This makes no sense.

This makes me very angry.

Comedy is something that makes you laugh.

This train makes connections with a ferry-boat at Takamatsu.

This book makes pleasant reading.

This vacuum cleaner makes a lot of noise.