I’ve seen every doctor in London of any importance, and they’ve none of them charged me a penny, but I always make them a little present.
I said, I always make a point of walking four miles a day.
I always make my patients sit on the other side of my desk since one of them suddenly saw a snake on me, and flung himself at my throat in order to save me from being bitten.
I always make up some tartlets, anyway, when I make crust, and when they are filled with peach jam with perhaps a dot of cream on top, they make an excellent dessert.
Always make up your mind definitely and finally before taking up your stance what club you are going to use and exactly the kind of shot that you want to play with it.
Always make a point of trying to play the first hole as well as you have ever played a hole in your life.
Always make an effort to improve your game, and do not content yourself with the idea that you go out on the links for the exercise only.
I always make a point of encouraging the laity--at least, those among them who are thoroughly grounded in Church teaching--to express themselves.
I shall, of course, bring an entirely unprejudiced mind to bear upon him, as I always make a point of doing, but I warn you beforehand I shan't like him.
I always make it a point never to shock anybody's prejudices," said Miss Marjoribanks.
I always make exceptions, for my part; and if you could only get over this one point," Miss Marjoribanks added, making a dexterous strategical movement.
I don't say it is not quite absurd; but then, at first, I always make it a point to give in to the prejudices of society.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "always make" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
