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"What make of car do you drive?"

"The architect's design showcased a unique make of building, blending modern and traditional elements. "

"The camera was of German make."

"His make was quiet and thoughtful, which made him a good listener in class. "

"The factory's main make is computer components. "

"The factory's daily make of widgets was 500. "

"The school used a powerful make to automate the process of creating student schedules. "

"The police used the suspect's fingerprints as a make to identify him. "

"He considered her a likely easy make at the school dance. "

"The teacher's make was a promotion to head of the department. "

"My sister's make was a beautiful, handcrafted quilt. "

"Before the final hand of bridge, the player made a skillful trump. "

"The basketball player made a basket during the game. "

"The electrician made the circuit, completing the power to the classroom lights. "

"The children made a beautiful picture of their family at school. "

"He made as if to punch him, but they both laughed and shook hands."

"The new teacher's methods made a big difference in the students' understanding of math. "

"One swallow does not a summer make."

"Two and four make six."

"I don’t know what to make of it."

"She married into wealth and so has it made."

"Did I make myself heard?"

"The brochure makes the company appear very successful. "

"I was made to feel like a criminal."

"Don’t let them make you suffer."

"His past mistakes don’t make him a bad person."

"Before going to bed, she made her bed neatly. "

"The police officer made the suspect in the robbery. "

"We should make Cincinnati by 7 tonight."

"The hikers made towards the summit. "

"The students made the long walk to school. "

"The ship could make 20 knots an hour in calm seas."

"The principal made Sarah the student council president. "

"The powerful crime boss made the young man a member of the organization. "

"The dog made in the backyard. "

"My part-time job makes me extra money for school supplies. "

"My parents couldn't make the $500 down payment on the new car, so they had to rent instead. "

"The student will make a poem about her grandmother's garden. "

"The school board made new rules about student behavior. "

"Her hard work in the classroom made her a top student. "

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"The new online tutoring service made it because many students signed up. "

"My neighbor likes to make trouble by constantly complaining about the noise from our children's games. "

"The company's profits made a significant increase this quarter. "

"My sister is making plans for the upcoming family reunion. "

"What makes my brother happy is playing video games. "

"He made her pregnant, which caused problems at school and at home. "

"My new make is a great friend at school. "

"My grandmother gave me a make for finding her lost keys. "

"The farmer used a sharp make to harvest the peas. "