1. Though she doesn't make a restaurant decision without consulting the message boards, she's not quite ready to start digging her chopsticks into shared meals with strangers.
2. He did make his presence felt at the start of the fourth quarter, swatting a drive by Stackhouse then making a hook.
3. A problem exists when the player can no longer make rational decisions about the start, end or duration of games and feels an irresistible urge to play.
4. He taught me how to make cheese and gave me the idea to start a business in China later.
5. Stable growth will facilitate the country's efforts to make a good start in its transformation of its economic growth pattern.
6. The mayor has made a good start, and other officials should make it a mandatory practice.
7. This will enable them to make a living independently and start a new life.
8. The umpire didn't make a ruling until after both men walked toward the net to start shaking hands.
9. Even if a fraction of the mainland's 100 million netizens start paying for copyright music, online music stores will make a killing.
10. It's the time the United States took to start from zero to make a man land on the Moon.