make him

We couldn't make him a bad guy, but we've made him sort of amoral. ''

We've traded there long enough to make him trust us for a week or two.

If we claim we have not sinned, we make him out to be a liar and his word has no place in our lives.

This single mother was ambitious for her son and made up her mind to make him a big fish out of a common boy.

The doctor knew that James was very ill. However, to make him feel better, he told him a white lie that he would recover soon.

As soon as he satisfied his hunger, Pinocchio began to clamor for his father to make him a pair of new feet.

So make him come here to me, for it is certainly right for him to be put to death.

Nevertheless, McGrady's desire to win should make him a good citizen off the bench and is a likely improvement over Luke Walton.

she makes a fool of herself trying to make him like her. . . she even puts on her old high-school cheerleader uniform.

To most people, that's downright cheeky: like a man getting a blowjob from your spouse while asking you to make him a cup of tea.

It was a struggle for her to make him understand.

he said that i was afraid of him, did he? i'll make him eat his words.

Villas-Boas did not know then that the detail would make him. It was the detail that engaged Robson and, later, Mourinho.

John still had his hangover at lunchtime but agreed to have another drink just to see if the hair of the dog would make him feel better.

come on. Your brother isn't as bad as you make him out to be.

He's using her to make him feel good, and isn't relating to her as a partner or even a human being.

The wind could not make him take them off. Then the sun tried. It shone quietly. Soon the man took off his hat and wiped his forehead.

If you really want to make him jealous, though, I suggest we commit fully, you know? Let me take off this jacket.

She confesses that she was his purgatory on Earth, always trying to make him jealous.

If you could have made (=If you had been able to make) him change his mind, you would have saved him a lot of trouble.

He kneaded them with his fingers, trying to rub the ache away, but when he stood the pain was still enough to make him grimace.

The same traits that make him a great CEO drive him to put his company, and his investors, at risk.

A man needs to understand that a woman's objectiveis not to make him wrong; it's to help him and he should not take things personally.

He gave him a little hardship early to make him appreciate what he would earn in the end and called him Michael Jordan.

The parent, with no regard for the child's intrinsic urges, seeks to make him over into a replica of an admired relative--or himself.

However, the fact that he had a marvelous memory alone did not make him a great conductor.

But one thing is for certain, he did not take it to make him lay the kind of football with which he has bewitched the world for a decade.

That would be cruel to Ashley, but would make him yearn for her all the more.

He made a promise that if anyone set him free he would make him very rich.

It was a bad night to be out in a paddle boat . But he had sworn when he set out that nothing could make him turn back.

But when Adam is lonely, God determined to make him a spouse, then in his sleep during take off one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh.

You know, you know, you've got to make him express how he feels and, baby, then you'll know your love is real.

Whatever you do, don't say it again. Don't try to force the words out of him. You'll only make him feel cornered.

But his docility did make him well suited to be a genial family man and good husband to a strong-willed woman.

What could he have been thinking, what could have happened to him in the past to make him do what he did?

Don Quixote said he would make him governor of it as soon as possible.

Trouble and anguish shall make him afraid; they shall prevail against him, as a king ready to the battle.

Each time the dog responds as you wish, praise him. Whenever he ignores your command, make him do what you commanded and then praise him.

When Ahilles was an infant, his mother tried to make him immortal by bathing him in a magical river.

The doctor, not wishing to make him nervous, did not fully explain the seriousness of his condition.

The police may be able to make him cough out his story.

his own original work isn't good enough to make him a name or even bring him in an income.

To make him happy and encourage him to work harder, I gave him a walkman as a gift.

He seems to like to leave his feet to pass, which could make him charge prone, but he can hang in the air and put the ball on the money.

He must have had some ups and downs in life to make him such a churl. Do you know anything of his history?

He never tidies his room and his mother never tries to make him .

She had spent the last few years of her life thinking of him; what he wanted, what she could do to make him love her.

From the word go, I'd failed to make him a successful student, athlete, rocket scientist.

The only stamp of Abrams that seems to make him distinguishable is his love for lens flares.

Duty. Using sex to get rid of him or to make him jealous.

I think that she was trying to get with what Nim is, as opposed to what others were trying to make him.

This too did not make him popular, and soon his politics were making it difficult for him to visit the United States, even to give lectures.

The uncertainty about the weather has had a definite effect upon the Englishman's character; it tends to make him cautious.

But with a wink he said that did not make him a liar.

If one of your countrymen becomes poor among you and sells himself to you, do not make him work as a slave.

She had so low an opinion of her husband that she could not understand why on earth they should make him such an offer.

At the time of this interview, two airings of the first series on BBC Radio 4 had hardly begun to make him a star.

I talked in a deep voice, and I frightened him with my cane, but he knew very well that it was only to make him laugh.

"Stay on the court and just don't get in early foul trouble, " he said. "Then make him have to spend some energy in defense. "

The old man is so stubborn that you'd be only wasting your breath trying to make him change his mind.

I try to make him understand that I am not interested in him, but he never gets the message.

I can talk to John, but he may not agree to do it. You know as well as I that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.

The researcher as teacher differs from the previous analogies, and that very distinction is often thought to make him or her a good teacher.

When your child refuses what you have asked of him, explain the situation to make him understand.

As a special treat, people might give their Dad a bit of a rest - make him a cup of tea, or even wash his car and mow the lawn.

and a very strange stranger it must be, who does not see charms in the immediate environs of Lyme, to make him wish to know it better.

Even when my colleague took pictures of him it was a very difficult to make him smile.

"I wish I could just make him stop working. So every time I see him working, I got to work hard, too. "

His causes, both healthy and repugnant, combined with a lack of humour and high self-regard, did not make him popular.

She touched her head scarf, checking it was in place and pressed her other handinto Aurek's back, trying to make him stand up straight.

So he decided to do the one thing that would make him happy: for his son, Zharaz, to see him at the hospital.

Crowds and noises make him uncomfortable, he hates the way some foods feel on his tongue and he tears the labels out of his clothes.

His faith did not make him take the promise for granted; it encouraged him to pray harder.

Don't make him do such heavy work, he is nothing but a boy.

The running began to make him feel better. Maybe running would make his feet warm.

One lonely, naive man, desperate to show off, and a woman clever enough to make him feel special.

He merely had a dream that he was sick, and in the dream he found a magic formula to make him well.

Matthew McConaughey stars in a new legal drama as a defense attorney with a case that could make him a star or end his career.

but the huntsman had seen enough to make him full of wonder, when he returned and described to the king what he had seen.

To point out his mistakes directly will have no effect except to make him angry.

Whoever loves his brother lives in the light, and there is nothing in him to make him stumble.

The Premier comes over to shake hands with him to make him very excited.

Self- deceit ( as the word implies ) will make him get lost in the forest of his own character .

We've tried every method to make him work harder: blackmail, bribery, threats. None of it has worked.

Unlike most of the ruling elite, he did not serve in the KGB, which may make him less prone to paranoia and conspiracy theories.

"We've just got to make him take a lot of shots, make him work and try to limit the offense of the other guys, " Battier said.

The Frenchman believes he is still learning his way in the game and that his experiences will make him stronger in the future.

Up to the time of his death, his notable make him become the legendry figue in music.

When he's finally captured, the law enforcement has only one choice - make him one of their own - for it takes a rat to catch a one.

You travel over land and sea to win a single convert, and when he becomes one, you make him twice as much a son of hell as you are.

'Really? ! How great you are all! ' I replied. My husband is a strict person. It is not easy to make him satisfied.

Again, Charles said nothing, because he figured it was an oversight only, one that, if pointed out, would make him seem strange.

One guy talked so much that the photographer I shared the studio with actually sent me a text saying, 'Please make him stop.

You're a coward and a pup. I'll tell my big brother on you, and he can thrash you with his little finger, and I'll make him do it, too.

But downplaying the situation won't help him come to terms with his own passing or make him feel comfortable sharing it with you.

Terrors shall make him afraid on every side, and shall drive him to his feet.

I remember him when I was a child, how I looked up to him and how he wanted me to make him proud.

Rumor had it he was always working on this symphony of his. And this was going to make him famous, rich, probably both.

Tracey ate this team up back in January and he's going to allow Fisher and Giricek make him look like a pedestrian player? Wheres the pride?

His wife has been exerting pressure on him to make him resign.

It was that that would make Him and the purposes of God, higher than the heavens above the earth, their abiding experience.

Yet even at this late hour it is still worth trying to make him see sense (see article).

Even if you think doing so would make him a healthier, holier or happier man.

The tone of my half-joking voice, the word "sheep, " and the memory of the chain make him cringe a little.

Can you take a kid from a nontraditional baseball country and with the right training, nutrition and coaching, can you make him a prospect?

What had the COP said to make him angry enough to lose his head?

He refused chemotherapy because he knew it would make him feel worse and he wanted his remaining time to be as comfortable as possible.

As he was the first to injure, make him the first to implore pardon; and then--why then, Ellen, I might show you some generosity.

Even if Wolovitz found a matching bone-marrow donor, he knew that a marrow transplant would make him feel sicker , or even kill him.

Arise, lift up the lad, and hold him in thine hand; for I will make him a great nation.

And the ancients of his house came, to make him rise from the ground: but he would not, neither did he eat meat with them.

During the first hundred years that I lay on the floor of the sea, I made a promise that if any one set me free I would make him very rich.

While he is not a native Californian, the long hair, casual manner and easy laugh make him a natural transplant.

Regina would marvel at his ingenuity, then make him sit for a cup of coffee and a few cookies.

The fighter sneered at his opponent, trying to make him feel threatened.

When you add to his self-esteem, you make him want to like you and to cooperate with you.

She would make him feel so small. Yet, he wanted her to come quickly before Mr.

The daily visits I could make him were shortened now, and he was more strictly kept.

However skeptical the Blub programmer might be about my claims for the mysterious powers of Lisp, this ought to make him curious.

Nothing, but nothing would make him change his mind.

The money attends to Xi and always is cozy to speak and hears make him pay, he pays, much aer of the words all have no.

She fought him as if she wanted to hurt him, wanted to make him feel small.

A lot of times all that's needed is a simple lure change, subtle color adjustment or retrieve speed to make him react.

His mother 's health go from bad to worse , this make him worry about it so much .

Tease someone by trying to make him believe something that's exaggerated or untrue.

The liquid that would make him in control of the whole world.

Bark Bark sucks balls! ! Period! he does not know sh*t! ! someone please make him kiss a jack ass again! ! ! I hate his sooo much!

It is a waste of time trying to make him change his mind.

At the same time, if you have to make him listen to what you say, you need to take care of him also.

"I know it's hard to talk and drive at the same time, " I say, trying to make him feel comfortable.

Make him worried and very heavy to the poor worry. Peter's characteristic is like this formally.

Attempts to make him elevate his personal achievements or evaluate his place in history are simply laughed off.

If he is really stubborn (or blinded by love as they like to see it) then make him give up everything else for 2 weeks.

Her words did make him a little crazy. He thought it was a big joke .

If Johnny wants to join the army, I'll tell him a thing or two that will make him change his mind.

It was what he was taught in kindergarten that helped make him such a good person later.

In the same way, evidence must be designed perfectly if it is to frame an innocent person to make him or her seem guilty.

Gordon: But I ran around like a chicken with its head cut off to make him happy.

So Harry said I was afraid of him, did he? I'll make him eat his words.

11Terrors shall make him afraid on every side, and shall drive him to his feet. d.

Added to that his marvellous skills and his services to football make him a pleasure to watch. If only he'd have played for England!

The boss is a stubborn man; it's not easy to make him dance to another tune.

A man bought a parrot and in trying to make him talk he kept repeating, " Hello, hello. "

Robin, a simpleminded guy, has been deceived and lost a lot of money for all his life. The unbearable debts make him to become a thief.

Now imagine what that monkey would do to your goofy, non-banana bringing ass if you tried to make him wear a funny hat and a necktie.

His anger did not make him neglectful of his promise.

Jackson has not spoken publicly since a March news conference and his representatives declined to make him available for an interview.

The tree was happy, because he knew that the carpenter would make him into a treasure chest.

He set up a dual-class voting structure that would make him less beholden to any public shareholders.

If he is someone you believe your employer would like to see, make him comfortable while he waits.

doing otherwise would make him look out of touch to a public that overwhelmingly rates unemployment and the recovery as top issues.

If you curse someone, let him to be CEO, pains, pressures and troubles would make him uneasy forever.

At the party were several of these conceited fellows, who very soon tried to make him uncomfortable.

Attacking A to make him give up B might seem ethically questionable, but in battle such a tactic is not uncommon.

After feeling Sol's muscles, , Mama convinced him that the soup would also make him strong, like the Italian-American hero Charles Atlas.

state of anxiety which tends to make him make poor judgments.

Telling the child the reason for our discontent and make him understands what we expect of him.

It had no effect except to make him angry. It had no effect except to make him angry.

I believe there are two ways to make a man think with his mind only, make him a eunuch or give him enough women.

Jack said he was doing all right but he missed Ennis bad enough sometimes to make him whip babies.

Martin Sheen is really the glue that holds the show together, so I'm glad they decided to make him a regular.

For a while, he thought it might make him rich.

Bring him in now and make him fast and get the noose around his tail and another around his middle to bind him to the skiff.

and she would make him coffee or camomile tea , and she would play chess or piquet with him.

This was perhaps his only weakness, and it was necessary to make him a well-padded dressing-gown.

He was also supposed to undergo state-of-the-art plastic surgery (performed by hot chicks in short skirts) to make him look Japanese.

The navigator had drunk enough alcohol before take-off to make him inattentive as he was instructing the pilot to land, investigators said.

Most importantly, relatives, neighbours and his teachers should give the very kid as much love as possible to make him feel least abandoned.

have two emotions: Hungry and Horny. If you see him without an erection, Men make him a sandwich.

In a word, George was as familiar with the family as such daily acts of kindness and intercourse could make him.

He considers that. Surely that light could make him very powerful, too, if only he could reach into the sky and seize it.

Hey, crazy lady, I believe in God too. I just don't think he's the bloodthirsty asshole, you make him out to be.

President Ford never got a new suit from me that Mrs. Ford didn't make him come and get on his visits to Grand Rapids.

However, something happened before long to make him realize that for his own safety, Cuiping was even more dangerous to him than Old Ma.

Tuffy, too? He was going to ask you to make him big.

Years later, Huang had a very bad fever. His family took him to the river bank where the cool breezes might make him feel more comfortable.

Houston attempted to forget his sadness by working hard. But work did not make him forget.

The expression of his face, the way he stood with his solid legs apart, make him a perfect pillar of Society.

To tell the truth to the superior, you make him offended; to keep the lie in youself, you feel indebted to yourself, then let's talk jokes.

I do not know how you will ever make him amends for his kindness.

You can do everything in the world to make him understand you, and he'll end by understanding what he understands.

Mehsud dismissed the U. S. bounty, saying his capture would make him a martyr.

' Cox was known for breaking into a yodel, she added. 'Marlon liked him because he was fun and would make him laugh.

It would be idle to try to make him change his mind.

My four-year-old son has a July birthday, which would make him one of the youngest in his class at school.

Organa knew that his open opposition to Palpatine during his Senate days would make him a target of Imperial reprisals.

Agree on for a time, make him loudly shout fire in the down stairs, arouse house middleman of surprised shout.

The Buddhist monk said to the boy's father, "You should leave your son alone here. I'll make him into a real man within three months. "

And try my utmost to make him believe that I wasn't wronged. Give me a few more days, I'll be fine.

He does not depend on others to make him happy, instead he is able to give happiness and blessing to others.

Make him appreciate you. Don't wait for a spontaneous compliment, but say something good about yourself and ask for his agreement.

Ned also believes that the stranger secretly put some opium into his curry to make him sleep. These, Watson, are the main facts.

This being non verbally asks him a question to make him evaluate his life and shows him a panoramic replay of the major events of his life.

Once the task was accomplished, Goddess of Western Heaven rewarded the archer with a pill that would make him immortal.

It is Spenser's idealism, his love of beauty, and his exquisite melody that make him known as "the poets' poet. "

Miracle story, enough to make him a truly enjoyable part time job hero!

She wanted to make him a respectable member of high society, while he wanted to keep company with artists, intellectuals, and homosexuals.

The mother took so much care of her son, that she has make him be good for nothing.

Saul said nothing that day, for he thought, "Something must have happened to David to make him ceremonially unclean--surely he is unclean. "

So if you want it right now, make him show you how, express what he's got, oh baby ready or not.

Firstly, he did not see his way to make him master of any state that was not a state of the Church;

"A deal like this may make him look like a hero, " says one observer.

What a privilege for you as a husband to display at least a hint of Christ's headship and make him real to your family!

In the eyes of many, his attempts to expose waste and wrongdoing at his agency make him a whistleblower.

So when you see a quantitative "expert" , shout for help, call for his disgrace, make him accountable.

He had many strange sights to keep him cheerful or to make him sad.

I said to doctor Illing you have a 4 year old child? Trying to make him understand my situation.

He is an old screw. You will never be able to make him give out one dollar.

Knowing which sound was made can pinpoint an enemy and make him very easy to shoot through a wall.

The arrow cannot make him flee: sling stones are turned with him into stubble.

In one conversation, deputy governor A tells Blagojevich his coal background might make him a possible candidate for energy secretary .

His penchant for casual clothes, coupled with a buzz cut and a daily swimming regimen, make him seem 20 years younger.

He told Chelsea TV about his ambition, his physical condition, and a Chelsea player who could make him look silly.

They beat him up, they make him sit on a chair and fire with fake bullets towards him just to scare him with the noise.

If I should meet him on the way, I will make him pay off the debt.

Make him listen. 3. Don't try to talk me out of it.

They are trying to exploit his reputation for being hot under the collar to make him blow.

You are determined to ruin him in the opinion of all his friends, and make him the contempt of the world.

If you have again what doubt, I might as well that bore allied the Kui pager come in and make him directly confront for a while.

Little by little, you will make him learn a bit of self-respect and self-love.

But Twain said he was afraid he could make him laugh .

Make him pay for the line, he thought. Make him pay for it.

Threaten to carve him up if he won't give the money, that should make him do it !

The worst crime the country commits against the writer is to make him unable to write with honesty and artistic integrity.

At the dinner party were several of those conceited fellows, who very soon tried to make him feel uncomfortable.

For we have no way to make him, and he always fraternizing, you would like to kill him with pen difficult.

He's also in danger in other Muslim countries because people who support his action could try to make him a martyr.

always called him up in order to make him not to be late for work.

Should not this be enough for a sailor, who has had no society among women to make him nice?

How can I confess the truth to him without hurting him and yet make him accept who I am?

Comprehension: Do not interpret one's kindness, since it can only make yourself come to grief and also make him be insulted.

Show the visitor in as soon as he arrives . do not make him wait around in the corridor .

But a major knee injury last year, and a failed attempt to make him a point guard, slowed his progress.

The answer in Russia is: not much. Mr Putin is sensitive to outside criticism, but not enough to make him more democratic.

I don't think anyone can DO anything that would make him worthy of love. Love is a gift and cannot be earned.

His father sometimes beat her, until the 14-year-old Harry and his younger brother jumped him to make him stop.

Threaten to cut him up if he won't give the money, that should make him do it!

She' ll work on him to make him change his mind.

The work absorbed him and continued to make him happy.

Don't make him carry such a heavy box, or he will be out of breath.

Mr. Ford loved his son, but he was afraid that the boy's interest in machines would make him discontented with a farmer's life.

You love him with a fiercer hope to make him happier than yourself.

So, it is important to let the kid experience setbacks before three and make him understand that wishes are not always satisfied.

He adds that Mr Ozawa is rumoured to have enticed the notoriously fickle Mr Hatoyama by promising to make him foreign minister, if elected.

It had no effect except to make him angry.

Little about his upbringing is thought to make him suited to the task of following in his father and grandfather's footsteps.

take in with the mind; understand I soon perceived that I could not make him change his mind.

In 1966, the pain of solitude grew deeper as he aged. Still, that never for one second make him let go off his "duty" in class war.

The important thing now was to make him give her twenty-five or thirty dollars wherewith to bind this wonderful agreement.

He stopped me from getting that job and I'm going to make him pay for it.