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Example sentences for "you make"

  • But how do you make out," she asked, "that you were keeping it FROM me?

  • What do you make of it that the Prince didn't tell her anything?

  • What do you make of it that, by your own show, Charlotte couldn't tell her all?

  • If you make love, my little marquis, it will be on your winding-sheet.

  • If you make one in Fougeres, under his very eyes, you are at the mercy of his patrols.

  • If you make me ask you your name again, here's my friend Pille-Miche, who will obtain the gratitude and good-will of your heirs in a second.

  • You make me strange Even to the disposition that I owe When now I think you can behold such sights And keep the natural ruby of your cheeks When mine is blanch'd with fear.

  • You make me marvel wherefore ere this time Had you not fully laid my state before me, That I might so have rated my expense As I had leave of means.

  • If your lass Interpretation should abuse and call this Your lack of love or bounty, you were straited For a reply, at least if you make a care Of happy holding her.

  • YOU Will the sooner that I were away, For you'll prove perjur'd if you make me stay.

  • You make me feel as if I had missed something.

  • You make a distinction between persuading and commanding?

  • I don't care who does which, so long as you make a scene.

  • You make me feel and seem a perfect idiot.

  • Do you make as close a study of all your acquaintances?

  • Do you know that when you do, you make me afraid that something I have always hoped for will never come to pass?

  • When I brought him the prints, a few days later, he expressed pleasure and asked, "Why didn't you make more?

  • You make a merry-making of this, every month; let me be merry, too.

  • You make my hair stand on end, and my flesh creep.

  • You make me fear you, though you are my father.

  • Aw, go lay down, you make me tired," Leach interfered.

  • And if you make a mess of it, it will be the last you ever make.

  • If the situation is unpleasing, you compromise with your conscience when you make yourself a party to it.

  • Wal, what 'd you make of these here tracks?

  • Al, you make me ashamed," said Dale, hoarsely.

  • What do you make of that little bunch of aspens?

  • You make me nervous," said Anson, irritably.

  • And now, as we have the whole morning before us, Let us go in, if you make no objection, And listen awhile to a learned prelection On Marcus Aurelius Cassioderus.

  • You make but a paltry show of resistance; Universals have no real existence!

  • What answer do you make to this, Giles Corey?

  • Nay,' returned Nicholas, 'what do you make of my question first?

  • You make me out worse than I am, Henry,' said Mrs Wititterly, with a faint smile.

  • My love,' returned her father, 'you make me quite uncomfortable.

  • Didn't you make ME jump, when I opened my eyes a moment ago, and saw you sitting there, like the ghost of a girl miser, in the dead of the night.

  • Do you make sure of Bordeu," said the duke, "and I will speak to La Martiniere.

  • You make me shudder," said I, "in thus unveiling the extent of human depravity.

  • Now I return to what was said at first, and accept with confidence the promise you make me not to torment a lady whom I love most sincerely.

  • Couldn't you--couldn't you make me something to wear?

  • No, I've got nothing; not even that five hundred pounds you make such a fuss over.

  • My father is poor and so--" "You make up a match at once, as every woman will do.

  • You make me smile, and likewise tired," murmured Hervey, admiring the little man's pluck.

  • What do you make of all that I've done for myself?

  • What do you make of what I've done for American City?

  • What do you make," he went on, "of what I've done for my reputation?

  • And now," Charlotte added, "you make me glad I've spoken.


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you make" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    but they will not; dire que; would refer; you again; you and; you came; you fellows; you forget; you intend; you make; you might; you said; you would; young child; young days; young gentlewoman; young girl; young lassie; young leddy; young woman; youngest brother; your business; your children; your correspondents; your time; your wife