And, that We may makethee a token unto mankind, look at the bones, how We adjust them and then cover them with flesh!
S: And thus do We repeat the communications and that they may say: You have read; and that We may make it clear to a people who know.
Although a man is not bound to reveal his crime to other men, yet is he bound to reveal it to God in confession; and so he may make restitution of another's property through the priest to whom he confesses.
Therefore he may makeoblations of whatever he possesses lawfully.
Therefore one ought to forego fraternal correction, when we fear lest we may make a man worse.
But he makes provision in order to give certain things according as liberality requires; such are the fruits of his own possessions, for he is careful about realizing them that he may make a liberal use thereof.
And now I am certified that they sought but to ruin and destroy me, wherefore they deserve punishment and retribution from me, for justice sake, that I may make them a warning to whoso will be warned.
So send and fetch thy friend the baker, that I may make him my Wazir of the left.
Any woman who is single, a widow, or a married woman living apart from her husband, may make an application for a summons, and it is immaterial where the child is begotten, provided it is born in England.
It is evident from the foregoing remarks, that while even the smallest stream may make deposits of alluvial character it is in the flood-plains and deltas of large rivers that the great alluvial deposits are to be found.
We may make a voluntary endeavour to know something, and may find ourselves unable, through a defect of the understanding.
I may make an effort to raise my arm, but my arm may be bound or paralyzed, and consequently the effort is in vain, and is not known without.
It is probable that towards the close of the session I may makean excursion to Washington.
If you require it, Citizens Representatives, we shall make ourselves warrant and security for his conduct in France during the short stay he may make in this land.
No kind of work, commerce, or culture can be interdicted for any one; he may make, sell, and transport every species of production.
Yea, even if the Sage of Swevenham be dead or gone hence, yet have I tokens to find the Rock of the Fighting Man, and the way through the mountains, though I say not but that he may make it all clearer.
Come Gentlemen, let's all go visit him: Pray heauen we may make hast, and come too late.
That you will take your instant leaue a'th king, And make this hast as your owne good proceeding, Strengthned with what Apologie you thinkeMay make it probable neede Hel.
I may make my case as Claudio's, to crosse this in the smallest Duke.
And go thy way to the flock, bring me two kids of the best, that I may make of them meat for thy father, such as he gladly eateth.
Arise, and let us go up to Bethel, that wemay make there an altar to God; who heard me in the day of my affliction, and accompained me in my journey.
He who hath not early suffered this Shipwrack, and in his Younger Days escaped this Charybdis, may make a happy Voyage, and not come in with black Sails into the port.
We may make the furnace of God our blessedness and the reservoir of a far more joyful and noble life than ever we could have lived in our coldness; or we may make it terror and destruction.
We may make it a journey with Jesus for Guide and Companion, to Jesus as our Home.
It is a very true saying, that a man must be born a poet, but that he may make himself an orator; and the very first principle of an orator is to speak his own language, particularly, with the utmost purity and elegance.
The obvious irrationality of nature as a whole, too painfully brought home to a musing mind, may make it forget or abdicate its own rationality.
To flay off your skin, that I may make me a warm cap against the winter.
To flay your skin off, that I may make a leather jacket for myself and a pelisse for my old woman.
A fat man's gait may make us smile, who has no gate to close; The farmer, sitting on his stile no stylish person knows.
Here we have found perfect quiet; here we may make sure of obeying the doctor's orders; here we have at last discovered--Nothing.
For instance, ale may makeyou ail, your aunt an ant may kill, You in a vale may buy a veil and Bill may pay the bill.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "may make" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
