Use "make room" em uma frase

1. Probably be too large for the dining room, especially now we have to make room for a piano, but you’ll have to see

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2. He should have pushed her away more forcefully and said, ‘make room for one of my favorite ladies

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3. Braneen had moved over onto Lapnar’s lap to make room for Nobron at that end of the bench and she was just bopping to the music and rubbing up on Lapnar

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4. To make room for these thoughts, the older thoughts already in

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5. While some of the machinery was pushed aside against the wall to make room, some of it could not be moved

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6. Penelope half-wondered if the space was to be hers, if she was to move out from the medical tent to make room for patients when new fighting erupted

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7. Upon other occasions, the order has been reversed ; and a rich field of rice or other grain has been ploughed up, in order to make room for a plantation of poppies, when the chief foresaw that extraordinary profit was likely to be made by opium

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8. They needed to do this in order to make room for future oil and bone products, as they planned

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9. To make room behind the bank, we carried poor Mitchie and several other dead across the ford to await burial

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10. Even the internal latrines had been filled in to make room for more badgers

11. The sergeant had moved Colling’s two wall lockers to another room behind the dispensary to make room for a staff sergeant named Purcell, a transfer from a tank outfit whom Vincent had appointed as non-commissioned-officer-in-charge of the Grabensheim medical detachment

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12. The barman nodded eagerly and immediately sent off his boys to fetch the horses and make rooms ready

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13. “Oh, I’m sure Nek will make room for us

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14. “Let’s move over by the wall at the far end of the pond to make room for arrivals and their equipment

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15. “I think we can make room at home

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16. with Beverley Bennie and Harry having been sent out to make room for the staff, I had no

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17. First I had a nice warm room but had to move out to make room for the Colonel

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18. It was early morning because the sun shone through the diffuse and gauzy curtains which were separating, modest, as to make room for the golden bands

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19. Let us make room for Smithforge so that he may begin the arduous task of smelting the ore necessary to hone a permanent seal here

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20. make rooms bigger, a panic room was fitted and the whole house was alarmed

21. Roscoe was passed just to make room

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22. have to move to a bigger house just to make room for the pictures”

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23. Wilson jumped out, and the chopper took off straight away to make room for the other chopper that would be arriving five minutes later

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24. � He saw four WAAFs, preceded by a tall woman in camouflage pattern uniform, taking a table near the door, with other customers giving away their seats to make room for them

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25. responsibility to make room within us only for knowledge that suits us

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26. As soon as she’d taken her coat off and hung it up, Alicia pushed her brother along to make room for her

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27. She also knew that this enormous clearing wasn’t a normal part of the forest but it was as though all the trees had moved away to make room for what was happening inside it

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28. She slid her legs slowly down either side of his body – delicious, delicious friction – to make room for herself

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29. At the end of camping season many of these products go on sale so they can make room for the next seasonal items

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30. out of the garage to the street to make room for the car, and when it was safely locked inside I

31. make room and handed him the TV remote control

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32. The owners must eliminate the lower classes to make room for the descending middle laborers, who will be continually and permanently replaced by chines

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33. Paul had it cleared out to make room for us to practice combat techniques

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34. That will be all," said Simon as he cleared a pile of books from the coffee table to make room for the tray

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35. Today, the basic dynamic of accumulation in civilization has accelerated to a dynamic of excess-waste in order to make room for more accumulation

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36. Until it doesn't really matter what you buy, as long as you can throw it away to make room for something else

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37. “Yeah,” Murphy said shortly, somewhat out of breath as he shifted things around to make room for the chest

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38. A senior navigator had been ejected from his cabin to make room for Simla and though a bed had been

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39. Every car in general was doing its best to steer over to the side to make room for the rock truck

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40. At one point, Elena offered to make room for her at their home

41. 4),—and so to make room for a true conception of the God of Nature and Revelation, at once the terrible Destroyer of sinful beings, and the glorious Life-giver

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42. "For whom had they made all these preparations then?" To make room for the visitors the children had not even been laid for at the table; but the two little ones were sitting on a bench in the furthest corner with their dinner laid on a box, while Polenka as a big girl had to look after them, feed them, and keep their noses wiped like well-bred children's

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43. Rodion Romanovitch, make room for her beside you

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44. Nor did Evan Williams say anything brutal, banal, or foolish when he shut his book and put it away to make room for the plates of soup which were now being placed before them

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45. Don Quixote was present at the entrance of the Judge with the young lady, and as soon as he saw him he said, "Your worship may with confidence enter and take your ease in this castle; for though the accommodation be scanty and poor, there are no quarters so cramped or inconvenient that they cannot make room for arms and letters; above all if arms and letters have beauty for a guide and leader, as letters represented by your worship have in this fair maiden, to whom not only ought castles to throw themselves open and yield themselves up, but rocks should rend themselves asunder and mountains divide and bow themselves down to give her a reception

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46. good olive tree, were cut away, and no good but to be burnt, in a furnace, so as then, he would make room, in the braches, for the rest of the Gentles, To come in the Church and be his Family, that is so the family tree, of TRUE GOD will spread, to the Gentles

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47. in order to make room for a stately piece of machinery, that stood up-

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48. Easton knew that Crass could get him the sack at any time, and would not scruple to do so if he wanted to make room for some crony of his own

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49. Make room in the bed

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50. Some of the buildings will be utilized by the State as National Service Stores, others transformed into factories and others will be pulled down to make room for dwellings, or public buildings

51. Other lots were marked off on other parts of the structure, and the ivy had been torn down to make room for the inscriptions, and much of it trailed low in the dust and was withered already

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52. When gutting the trailer to make room, I left one tank in place for this

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53. Most of the police cadets who ordinarily inhabited it had been moved out to make room for the American rowers as well as oarsmen from several other nations

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54. "For whom had they made all these preparations then?" To make room for the visitors the children had not even been laid for at the table; but the two little ones were sitting on a bench in the furthest corner with their dinner laid on a box, while Polenka as a

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55. He would always remember, he thought, how he’d gripped the seat of the boy’s new bike and jogged around the park the smart money still said would be razed to make room for a highway, and how, at the end of the umpteenth circuit, Regan had arrived amid a cluster of women in skirts, the youngest and prettiest among them

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56. Because of its indispensability, you need to make room to include this metal in your portfolio

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57. The sly old Fox, being too frugal to call for two Chairs, and telling me I was slender enough to share one with her, bounded into the Chair first, lifted her Panniers and Petticoats to make room, and said, “Here, me Love, there’s plenty o’ Space

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58. It was said among the kids that the grounds were haunted, not by good people who had died here, but by the disgruntled Branaff descendants who’d been evicted to make room for the private school

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59. But the most painful part was selling certain investments at a loss to make room for my investment in Chesapeake

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60. Helene stooped forward to make room, and looked round with a smile

61. On inquiry, the countess learned that Madame Schoss was offended because her trunk had been taken down from its cart, and all the loads were being uncorded and the luggage taken out of the carts to make room for wounded men whom the count in the simplicity of his heart had ordered that they should take with them

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62. The rim of his hat was curled up on the left side, in order to make room for a tuft of hair, after the style of 1829

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63. If we only had a little bit up here that was familiar, Bob, then we could make room for all that's strange

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64. The world would make room for yet another coffee supplier but, more importantly, a supplier with little domestic consumption

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65. One of the men moved sideways to make room

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66. Not only had barrels of beef and bread been given away to make room for the far more valuable sperm, but additional supplemental casks had been bartered for, from the ships she had met; and these were stowed along the deck, and in the captain's and officers' state-rooms

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67. If they found anything more valuable than what they already possessed, they threw away the treasures previously collected to make room for the new booty, and when their carts could hold no more they brought away loads of plunder upon their shoulders

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68. As the cell was so small the earlier visitors withdrew to make room for others

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69. The lad arrives in the evening to begin his work, and in the yard hears the old man's complaints in the servants' room, for having been discharged for no cause whatsoever, only to make room for the young fellow

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70. In order that the old, everyday conditions of life may disappear and make room for new and better ones, we must surely leave behind the old conditions, which are at length become fatal and impossible, and issue forth to meet the future

71. Hélène stooped forward to make room, and looked round with a smile

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72. Harkweather & Fulsome’s last move had been to a twenty-two-floored steel structure, from whose tenth story were visible the roofs of the buildings not yet razed to make room for other giant office honeycombs

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73. it is now proposed that the Senate come to the House, and that the Speaker leave the chair to make room for the President of another body, 105;

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74. It is right that the forest should fall to make room for New England villages, with their churches and school-houses and industry

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