Is 'ouse will myke a charmin' palace o' varieties where our children can come an' see 'ow they did it in the good old dyes.
Im or anybody else, we all 'ave to fight for what we means to myke of our own life.
E'd myke a grand 'usband to a woman who was--strong.
Madam wouldn't want to myke a mistyke like that, now would she?
Madam 'as given up 'er clyme, so as to myke things easier for 'im.
Madam comes into this 'ouse newborn, as you might sye; and that'll myke it easier for 'er and me.
This sweet young lydy is not goin' to myke us no trouble like what the other one would, and belongs right in our own class.
Consecrytion is always 'ard, by what I canmyke out.
If madam'll let me steer the thing, I'll myke it as easy for 'er as easy.
I'll myke it known to you if--if all goes as I 'ope.
Did Mr. Rash ever notice that it isn't bein' born of a certain kind o' family as'll myke a man a gentleman?
Yer'll mebbe myke it," the waterman told him with a weatherwise survey of the skies.
Mebbe 'e did myke an engygement with you, an' you've gone and went an' forgot the dyte.
I couldn't myke aht 'ow it was you never 'eard of the 'Orns.
Well, it takes about ten of your sort to myke a man, so you may take it I mean the lot of you.
And she'll myke every penny in every one o' them shillin's tell.
I could myke a better timepiece out of an old bully tin!
Lor' blesh you, it's jest abart enneff to myke a corpse laugh.
Come, myke up your mind, my dear, and let me tyke it away at onct.
Not that it'd myke any difference to me, the w'y I felt towards 'im.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "myke" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
