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Personally, I think minimalism is what you make of it, and can be practiced just as well in urban and rural environments.

Poor Sunshine didn't know what to make of it. He kept trying to push Snowball away from her sad station, but she refused to budge.

Life is often unfair, and comes to you in ups and downs, but that doesn't really matter. For you are free to make of it whatever you choose.

Men and women relation is the most easy to make of the relationship, but make not is called a layer.

They say life is what we make of it. By the end of this post, I hope to have helped you decide whether that statement is true or not.

Your king, such as he is. . . I leave to you, and what God will make of him. No one will be harmed. I swear to God.

How much will a suit make of this material cost?

I would really like him to see me as such and such, for him to make of me an object.

think voters didn't know what to make of woman candidate, you know, they were sort of stymied, they had no reference points.

What are we to make of all this? Well, you could say that it demonstrates how cynical the media and society as a whole have become.

So cold was it that even the animals and the birds did not know what to make of it.

It was a very busy couple of weeks in April, and I was not sure what to make of it all.

The writer must bear in mind at each step that his business is not to ask what the situation would be likely to make of his characters.

The economy may not be on an upswing yet, but credit is starting to flow again, and I'm not sure what to make of that.

I wonder what the police would make of that. -James, you're trying to explain all that I do by logic.

It is often said that people are reading less literature today than they used to. What should we make of this?

It would not hurt you is what you mean. Though I had as well slice it off for all the use I make of it.

Get to your feet, lift the child up and hold him in your arms, because I will make of him a great nation.

Make of it a religion for only thus will its essence remain.

But it transpired that this was a request which Joe had just been going to make of Tom, and had come to hunt him up for that purpose.

But tell me, dear reader, what do you make of this? I'm all for a bit of insouciance with a greenwash, but would it go with the rug?

Carragher, for me, is nothing. He's like a make of ketchup or mustard to a normal person, not important.

I open my thoughts up to you, Reader, to see what you make of them.

Childless, he trusted God to make of him "a great nation" (Gen. 12: 2).

I have one small request to make of you, ' she said. 'Do not refuse me. ' The king replied, 'Make it, my mother; I will not refuse you. '

What I would like to do today is to advance an argument and see what you make of it.

Now I have one request to make of you. Do not refuse me. ' 'You may make it, ' she said.

"Webster, " he said, staring at her strangely, as if not sure what to make of someone who didn't know the name of her own landlord.

As with Deng, many commentators did not know quite what to make of Thatcher's ambitions.

I'm wondering what you make of that and what you think the significance of that is for national service?

Make of me a shinning lamp and a brilliant star!

She was obviously unsure what to make of him.

What you make of your education will decide nothing less than the future of this country. The future of America depends on you.

And Paul, what did you make of what he said about where responsibility lies to act on this?

All the vessels of the tabernacle for all uses and ceremonies, and the pins both of it, and of the court, thou shalt make of brass.

The opportunity is yours and it's up to you what you make of it.

Reddy had never been there before and he didn't know just what to make of it.

So what to make of the deals that have taken place so far this year, against the worst economic backdrop for a generation?

An anonymous letter containing money came to me this morning and I do not know what to make of it.

The heavier use you make of these scripts, the more space they take up in your document's source.

So what to make of this? We checked in with a couple of patent experts to make more sense of the ruling.

After Mumtaz died, Shah built for her the Taj Mahal, a beautiful building make of white marble and covered by a roung white roof.

What are we to make of such theorizing in the light of the numerous ways that words, sentences, ideas and constructs can have meaning?

Life is not a video game, a play by Euripides, a short story, a TV episode or movie. It's what YOU make of it.

It will be interesting to see what this diverse community make of Closures and how the common idioms evolve.

What you make of your life is up to you.

"The less big of a deal we make of it, the easier it is for them, " Mrs. Gustin said of her children.

To complete the masterpiece God wants to make of your life, He will have to put you through some difficult times.

What do I make of the way the historical scale of Nazism drifts in and out of this poem?

the value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them; a man may live long, yet get little from life.

Which of the following is nearest in meaning to "(The Eiffel Tower is like) a blank canvas for visitors to make of it what they will" ?

Life is what you make of it. It could be a battlefield, a place of learning or a playground. .

The whole dragon has about50 meters long, the body is made of a big long rope bundled with narcissus, the head is make of bamboo and bine.

Here at the Fork in the Alley Pub &Restaruant in Roanoke to see what they make of this second presidential debate.

What could you make of that, except to suspect some intensity in his conception of the affair that couldn't be measured?

Democracy can also be confusing. In Jiuxianqiao a simple majority has approved the developer's offer. But no one knows what to make of that.

Oversight the main effect that the market runs, also make of market person with ability and international be out of line and fault.

The only assumption I make of the reader is a basic understanding of Java programming and the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP).

Long ago, I learnt that the future is not what happens to you, but what you make of it.

The exterior wall of the building was make of stone; the interior walls were made of bricks.

Mrs. Collins knew not what to make of him.

The law had ways of matching boots to a print, and not just a certain foot size and make of a boot.

You go as you come, gently like wind. Let the kite make of love fly to you, loading my miss.

What do you make of the fact that so many fans still hold you to be the greatest?

Richard: But it's just a re-make of a TV series from the 70's.

Nobody gets to write your destiny but you. Your future is in your hands. Your life is what you make of it.

Does the universe resemble any of the physical models we make of it?

We weren't quite sure what to make of our unexpected luck, but we were thrilled that our landlord had been so careful.

10Now therefore let me alone, that my wrath may wax hot against them, and that I may consume them: and I will make of thee a great nation.

Lucifer and his cohorts chose to make of themselves the Gods, and interrupted the normal progression of evolution upon the planet.

crowded around the balloon, some carrying shotguns, others brandishing pitchforks, not knowing what to make of the visitor.

He Tian, it seems mountain material. Although it isn't as good as seed material, it is luxurious enough to make of Dao handle!

The values of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them.

It offers advice, and a warning, as to what the west should make of the emerging global order.

The produce of our company art potted landscapes Are make of unsaturation polyester and resin without Anything smell and dangerous material.

The only comparison which we make of ourselves to the finite is painful to us .

What then do children make of the latest generation of robot pets - toys designed to be as "alive" as possible?

More important than what happens to you, is what you make of what happens to you.

What traditional buyers of luxury make of their nouveau co-consumers they are, of course, too civilised to say.

What to make of the rash of Chinese property developers queuing up to tap the country's tepid capital markets?

A supported query is a query that you can reasonably expect the users to make of your data.

I just wonder what you make of all that.

The polite nickname for the tower among Beijingers, who still do not quite know what to make of it, is "short trousers" .

If what I can make of myself is subject to a collective determination, what sense does the idea of the autonomous individual possess?

This, like many paradoxes, is only of interest, of course, for what we want to make of it.

'It is what you make of it, ' that's what he always says.

So what are we to make of his latest turn, which has consisted of one ultra-terrifying prediction after another?

The question for all of you today is: how will define what you make of yourself?

Need to think of Maoist thorough make of Mao Zedong Thought, study about Mao Zedong who just cannot but go deep into is vigorous.

Stir together powdered sugar and water to make of pouring consistency. Drizzle over the cake and sprinkle the almonds on it.

Stir together powdered sugar and water to make of pouring consistency. Drizzle over the cake and sprinkle the almonds on it.

This is your life, you must make of it and with it as you choose but preferably in accordance with the greater will.

And I will make of you a great nation, And I will bless you And make your name great; And you shall be a blessing.

Your journey is ultimately what you make of it.

What Ferrari will make of it they don't say, but salivating speculation includes the possibility of a 599 Scuderia.

So what is one to make of comparisons with Germany's "competitive disinflation" of the early noughties?

It may begin a tough one, but it's your journey and you must make of it what you will.

I know not what to make of him.

So what are we to make of the president's decision to impose new tariffs on tyres imported from China?

One can't help but wonder, in other words, what Tolstoy or Flaubert would make of our current parenting style.

ALTHOUGH water is a universal human requirement, the use people make of it varies hugely.

What those states now make of it depends partly on the treaty's ambiguities.

The quality of our life is more about what we make of it than what our current circumstances are. Really, it's all about attitude.

What would his doctor make of a return to work so soon after having heart surgery?

Most are eager to see what a country with a backward economy can make of the opportunity.

To me, what you make of yourself is actually two questions. There is the "you" that people see on the outside .

Against these standards, what is one to make of ideas now being floated? Three common ideas need to be put in their place.

And now see what a fuss they will make of him!

Being a consultant is what you make of it.

What request did Abraham make of his Hittite neighbors when Sarah died?

The British media were not sure what to make of this swaggering ego with playboy looks.

But what should mere investors make of it all?

Since the presentation wasn't shared, I did a re-make of that slide for us to evaluate it.

What should policymakers in Washington and elsewhere make of this ambiguity?

Aimed at the existing problems, raise the principles and ideas make of perfect tax preferences management system.

What do you make of Mr. Huckabee, who tonight still remains in the race? I know you said you'd like to see him leave.

What's more striking to me is how little use they make of their web presences, how static the sites are.

So what should we make of the evidence from the mummies, and do they justify laying the blame for cancer firmly on modernity?

The specific demands that a government wants to make of its scientific establishment cannot generally be foreseen in detail.

Our company is specialized in manufacturing of the bevelling machine, it's largest base make of bevelling machine of China.

But what is one to make of its contortions over the intervention in Libya?

What are we to make of such a country?

the ink which make of powder, the granule is bigger, the covering capacity is more powerful, so it is suitable to be tattoo restored.

To me, what you make of yourself is actually two questions.

Oneself brokenhearted many times, every brokenhearted empress of make of affair all dissimilarity.

Have also let me have new make of to the severe teacher.

Greed and shady business dealings are obviously nothing new, but what are we to make of them? And how does it relate to personal growth?

Yet that does not resolve the larger question: what should non-Indians make of whale-killing?

We 'll be glad to have your advice on the make of TV advertising film.

What should we make of these hybrid organisations?

What do you think people watching overseas will make of it?

Make . . . of . She often makes a hero of her husband.

But what do pupils and teachers make of the digital devices in their sanctuary of learning?

Life is what you make of it. It can be drudgery, or it can be play.

The main use they make of the satellite is to broadcast TV programs.

Quite what the fans make of his attempted dealings in the transfer market, who knows.

Assuming he wins, the real question is what he'll make of his victory.

After experiencing a polyphasic sleep pattern for the past few days, I still don't know what to make of it.

The value of life lies not length of days, but in the sure of we make of them.

What do people make of you ? Do the look down on you?

My father would make of me a reproduction of himself, so also would my uncle.

Given that the U. S. downgrade was widely anticipated, what do you make of the sharp stock market selloff?

Remember your life is what your thoughts make of it.

It is still harder to know what to make of a more eccentric offer of a sporting olive branch.

I don't have access to the Oxford English Corpus so I don't know exactly what it would make of "proclivity" but here's what I did.

I have a demand to make of him.

But what is the ordinary manager to make of it all?

What should one make of the corporate world's new-found interest in promoting mental health?

What make of cellular phone should you have with you in the battlefield?

They found the rare, blood-tinged lamb and "medicinal" olives revolting and had no idea what to make of anything else.

What do we make of this idea of interpretive community?

Right now I'm finishing writing the re-make of the iconic hockey movie Slap Shot for Universal.

Now it falls to us -- for this institution will be what we make of it.

According to the cause of its wear and tear, some advice on the design and make of a small drill bit is presented in the paper.

"I don't know what to make of it, to be honest, " Sir Alex told MUTV .

So, what did they make of that, you were 14, 15 at that time, what did they make of this?

now I wonder what future generations will make of our architectural legacy of crash-resistant walls and blast-proof glass.

No matter what happens, you have the power to make of it what you will.

Against this dire background, what is one to make of the failure of Congress to ratify the plan?

What are we to make of studies that suggest that after the vaccine is introduced, liver cancer rates decline?

The question for all of you today is: how will you define what you make of yourself?

Ethnobotany is the study of how people of a particular culture and region make of use of indigenous plants.

In addition, the packaging business card printing and membership card make of printer materials on Ink viscosity requirements.

Speaking of new exploits, what do you make of the rising number of bug variants that we've seen this year?

disliked the make of her coat.

What would the world's economics Nobel Prize laureates make of Barack Obama's response to the financial crisis?

What do we make of a market that ignores good news?

Intelligentize digital terminal-LAN telephone system is make of LAN telephone terminal and gateway.

of being Excellent. To dream of excellence is wise if Excellence, Itself, will make of you a target.

a blank canvas for visitors to make of it what they will.

meiyusheng art and crafts co . , ltd . is specialty manufacturer of home furnishings make of natural fabric.

What, then, to make of Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, now the world's biggest bank by any metric you care to mention?

And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and magnify thy name, and thou shalt be blessed.

What you are is God's gift to you; what you make of yourself is yourgift to God.

China and India, repositories of 40% of the world's people, are often unsure what to make of each other.

So what do we make of that?

Debate still rages over what to make of the Boxer Uprising and how it relates to Chinese nationalism today.

But what does Flanders make of my dad's approach to bullying?

What are we to make of Google's "beta" products and "experimental" features?

Q. He was asked about the debrief and just said, blah, blah, blah. What do you make of that?

life is what we make of it and is not just about making the 'right choices'.

What are we to make of his behavior?

And what, too, to make of the square roots of negative numbers?

But it will make of the drying business card printing and membership card production rate has declined.

One move does not a trend make, of course.

What do you make of that? I'd make peanut butter, I guess.

So what did he make of all this?

Pakistanis and foreign observers are still unsure what to make of the former cricketer.

the revolution of numeral brings new life to the make of cartoon and comic .

And we recognize that the world's information infrastructure will become what we and others make of it.

So what should investors make of the extreme stock market conditions of the past week or so?

"I wonder what the pirates of Dagger Lake will make of our dwarf? " Haldon said as they rode on.

Learn from the mistakes make of others, you can't live long to make them all yourself.

INDIA and China, home to 40% of the world's people, are often unsure what to make of each other.

I think a lot about what my mother would make of my life now.

Make a survey of the use the students make of their pocket money.

What am I to make of your behaviour?

Both are dreading what their mother will make of it.

You've got TV reporters asking people in the streets what they make of Pardew and them pouring out hatred towards the new manager.

What use can we plan to make of problem-based learning related to students' own employment?

I understand that you have a request to make of me.

But what did my fellow bridesmaids make of the film?

What do we make of this conclusion?

It's your life, so you decide on what to make of it.

And they were particularly uncertain over what to make of the unusually low level of capital available to cover losses on the derivatives.

make of rums and brandy and water or tea sweetened with sugar syrup.

So what are investors to make of this?

Given the profit downgrades, what to make of those unit sales?

Well, well. What are we to make of this?

But what would Watson make of this smart-alecky remark?

What should we make of the Toaster Project?

What's the make of your camera?

Rather you open a slip and see want what, the small store cans make of, do as far as likely some be.

"What are we supposed to make of this when we go into Strauss-Kahn's office? "

So, what should we make of interface guidelines?

When you have an accident, look for the other car's license plate number and write it down. Also notice the make of the other car.

CNN: What do you make of her fascination with birds?

What Would You Make Of This, My Baby?

We have the same make of car, but yours is different from mine.

I can't make of what he wants.

Our carpet be hand - make of pure chinese wool. they are resilient and have fine workmanship .

Airlines are unsure what passengers will make of this.

We know that you swim in the water for 10 hours, that is what you make of it persist in the end? Your power come from?

So what are we to make of the current curve?

Such "irrational" numbers were bad enough, but what to make of negative ones?

She didn't know what to make of his marriage proposal as they had only met the day before.

Her wedding ring be make of genuine diamond .

You are what you make of yourself!

What does Donzy make of the presidential election before the first round on April 22nd?

i'll make of note of our next meeting in my diary.

Let's see what you make of them.

Michael's friends and co-workers didn't know what to make of his religious fervor or his shifting politics.

A man, or woman, is what they make of themselves.

Who knows the make of this car?

Cork bottle stoppers make of about sixty percent of all cork products but many people are finding creative new uses for cork.

in fact we need the used offset printing machines. make of Germany. England. or any europeon. and model we need prior to 1980.

What is the baffled layman to make of this?

This is unlikely to be the last demand he will make of the prime minister.

My favourite make of clothes is Adidas.

Time is what you make of it.

What you are today is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God.

On the ear piece - it is make of hospital grade PVC. I would love to find a current manufacturer or I will have to make them myself.

I have a request to make of you but before doing so feel you should know more about her.

L- ornithine is a kind of middle metabolizing production, which is not make of protein.

What to make of China's April trade surplus coming out four times bigger than the consensus forecast?

What do you make of all that?

So what to make of the Lubrizol stock controversy?

He's not sure what to make of it.

The positive use that China can make of its increasing soft power is epitomised in Africa.

Are all animal bodies make of cells?