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If made into a 5*5CM music box, plus speakers worthy several cents only, the sound quality simply can't compete with that of computer.

Then the rib which the Lord God had taken from the man He made into a woman, and He brought her to the man.

After all that, it had to be ground into a paste and then made into an unleavened dough.

It is fine happily today. Oh. have made into a deal. It is calm that the mood has no idea.

Reagan joked that the China visit had been a great television "pilot" and ought to be made into a series.

All blades on the fan impeller of the fan impeller device are made into a sectional structure in the axial direction of the fan impeller.

The dark-colored alpaca has even longer hair, which is exported all over the world and made into fabric.

Now I shall be made into a beautiful chest, I shall hold wonderful treasure!

If it has flaws, can it be improved and made into a worthwhile tool?

(should have done) The area should have been made into a park for everyone to enjoy but now some apartment buildings stand there.

and the throat-soothing candy can be also used as a sugar core, and is wrapped with sugar coating to be made into a soft-centered candy.

The sun gilded, empurpled, set fire to and lighted up the tulips, which are nothing but all the varieties of flame made into flowers.

There's a strong possibility that the earth is going to be made into a hell in 50 years.

Forgetting all his commands, she gave out a terrible screech at seeing her husband made into a fish.

If that happens, it would take out of the equation material that the big powers here feared could be made into a nuclear bomb.

It was a hobby that she picked up and made into a small home business but had to stop because of the pain in her hands.

This could be left as a skirt or brought through the legs and made into a pants type garment.

But if none of this existed and the original story had never been made into a major motion picture, how would it all shake down?

For example, a research paper could be made into a video but would not be as easy to follow as the text.

Unfortunately it's just a concept product at the moment, but hopefully it will be made into a commercial product to be sold on the shelves.

Some are highly imaginative: That empty toilet-paper roll could be covered with yarn and made into a doll .

In this respect, the business logic code has been disconnected from the original user interface and made into a self-contained subprogram.

The wild romance between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton is to be made into a film by Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese.

Up to now, his small website has been made into a large company which has thousand of employee and all of them are physically challenged.

But that, of course, is the whole trouble when greatness, undefined, is made into an objective in its own right.

Over time, the city of Pompeii was excavated and made into a tourist site.

The utility model can be made into a variety of shoes or boots, and brings greater pleasure for the good life of people.

Felix the Cat was also made into a comic strip that was published in more than two hundred newspapers around the world.

the national debt was made into a secure investment, no longer liable to repudiation at the caprice of the monarch.

The images were then made into a composite image using the faces of the women with strong maternal instinct and those with the least.

The above-mentioned medicinal materials can be made into conventional medicine preparation by means of conventional preparation process.

Ghosn beat his own schedule for making Nissan profitable, and, following a series of three-year plans, made into a serious contender again.

Inquiries are being made into the matter.

Chao Shanren when the pronunciation is often the "f" made into a "h" , for example, the mainstream of non-mainstream will read ashes.

She was carried through an angry crowd and made into the shape of a cross.

This versatile grape can be made into a semisweet wine emphasizing the fruity aromas, or, using oak aging, into a dry less fruity wine.

Glass is often made into bottles.

contraction is two words put together and made into a shorter word with the same meaning.

Larger sheets have already been made into a touchscreen, and graphene has also been suggested as a component of solar cells.

I've noticed there have been quite a number of gadgets made into the shape of those famous figures in Star Wars.

They've been made into films, acted out on stage for decades, and remain some of the most popular novels of all time.

I can't really wait three or four years for the club to be turned around and to be made into a title-winning side.

Brilliant film company also plans to Tang and his film lovers Paulina starring film "Knight duel, " made into a film sound.

Plato saw clearly that morality must be severed from religion and made into an independent intellectual enterprise.

Bamboo is slim enough to be made into phonograph needles yet strong enough to be used in bridge construction.

The garage was fitted with light, heat and two extra windows, and made into a studio.

Bissenger's best-selling book was later made into a major motion picture as well as an NBC television series.

When an upper cover is changed into a baby nipple, the utility model can be made into a utility-type baby feeding bottle.

If made into law, it would be similar to a law in California that allows cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes.

On my mom's 80th birthday, our family gave personal testimonies that we taped and made into a DVD.

Use the method manageable size sewing book block can be made into paperback books, or can be made into a book bound-book.

We remember how air can be made into a liquid. If the liquid is warmed again, it "boiled" and turns back into a gas.

FANS of Lisa See's bestselling novel, "Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" , can't have been surprised when the book was made into a film.

Wood carvings on window frames have been made into a variety of wall hangings to beautify rooms.

a connected part between the pressure tank and the injector can be made into a handle.

This area should has been made into a park enjoyed by everyone , but now , several apartment buildings have been built up there.

Its structure can be made into a hard seal, soft seal. Sealing requirements base on customer's selection.

Cultivated for its edible fruit, which can be eaten raw, made into jelly, or used for pies.

When heated, bamboo charcoal is made into a medicinal vinegar, used in places like Japan to treat minor skin conditions like eczema.

Further exploitation to this measure system, it can be made into biology analysis chips to measure the surface-charges of cells.

Having my new salary made into a tattoo is not the same thing as bragging!

An apple is also delicious. Apples can be cooked in many ways, used as a dessert , and made into sweet juice.

The voltage made into examination voltage judges fulfilling conditions by at least two checks.

Carbon fiber consists of thin strands of carbon woven into a yarn that in turn can be made into cloth.

His slick, entertaining presentation was eventually made into a film, "An Inconvenient Truth" .

Anti-capitalism, anti-credit card, he's against being made into a zombie and he hates big brother.

This sort of glass can be made into bottles.

And when they haven't been made into a horror movie, they've already been made into something else (like Independence Day or Groundhog Day).

It was processed and made into packaging for products that then shipped back to the US . . .

The research of this subject-study made into the monosyllable-word-series belongs to the domain of the history of Chinese vocabulary.

Or grandfather, both with Tracy, each to Kotake made into a clarinet, funny in the mouth to send woman blowing Bridal song.

Two of her works have been made into live-action movies: Blue and Strawberry Shortcakes.

The picture was made into a poster and the photo would eventually become one of the best-selling posters in history.

If the check without the dash, holders could be made into a general or special crossed crossed.

This thesis's main object is to design a digital controller of HAPF which can be commercialized and made into product.

It took a great deal of time and effort to gather fibers from plants or animals to make into yarn which could then be made into cloth.

The 2007 film from Warner Bros. was actually the third time the 1954 novel of the same title had been made into a movie.

General commercial bar code printed on the packaging, or made into a bar code label attached to the goods.

The total tailings of re-concentration, when mixed with cement and local construction-use sand, can be made into MU10 unfired bricks.

Spiral scraps discharge machine important features: 1 can be made into a degree or take carry lower degrees.

a semi-finished product is made into a finished product through the incense of the fresh flowers of the jasmine.

The root only is served as a vegetable, made into a cream soup or grated raw in salads.

At this stage, a transition is made into the Refinement phase, where the design is translated into a final, concrete form.

Most of the opium is pressed into bricks and sent to refineries to be made into heroin, which is then smuggled out of Afghanistan.

Take care that thou art not made into a Caesar, that thou art not dyed with this dye; for such things happen.

We create a written screenplay, and then work up storyboards, which are then scanned and made into our "animatic, " or animated storyboard.

She knew "The Philadelphia Story" would be made into a movie.

And here's the whole code of Pac-Man visualized with all the go-to, go-back-to, also made into a beautiful choreography.

Having been processed, these polymers are made into a new waterproof material called GORE-TEX.

Both of them have been made into films, which helped to popularise them more widely, especially among children. Many try to imitate them.

Arame is a marine brown algae or sea vegetable that can be added to soups or made into a sea vegetable salad.

Death Sentence, by the way, was just made into movie; it's also about a mild-mannered man who goes on a rampage to avenge a terrible crime.

The Goblet of Fire is the fourth Potter book to be made into a film.

later, they were made into this dish with my new kitchen cutter. Thank you for coming, my lovely baby potatoes!

Therefore, the utility model can be made into a fruit knife and other various eating knives.

These have to be out off ang put in bags or big trucks to be taken to a factory where they are made into flour.

What is the most unusual object you've made into an Olympic logo? I suppose it would be the prawns .

His book reached an even wider audience when it was made into a movie.

Now you saw some of these slides where pellets go into pins which are then made into assemblies.

The fruit is sweet and can be eaten as is or made into a wine or liqueur.

Many of the streets in the Central Business District have been made into pedestrian malls to make it more pleasant to walk about town .

The captured carbon dioxide gas is then made into a liquid and buried deep underground.

The former hit TV series "My Own Swordsman" will be made into a film, according to reports.

The electric water heater and the tea tray can be made into integration, and can be separately made and used in combination.

We have reason to believe yet more can be synthesized and made into something new.

A government officer was playing a PC game when interviewed by a reporter and that scene was made into the television.

This paper shows that solid wastes of leather, by proper treatment, could be made into collagenous fiber used in paper making.

A salt or ester of acetic acid of cellulose made into a synthetic filament, yarn, or fabric.

The instrument sets off an effect in the atoms of this substance, which causes it to produce power that can be made into electricity.

Scooby-Doo, launched in 1969 and recently made into a live-action movie starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, came second.

For sale: a quilted high chair that can be made into a table, potty chair, rocking horse, refrigerator, spring coat, size 8 and fur collar.

Eventually he headed to Hollywood, where Song of Love was made into a movie starring Katharine Hepburn and Paul Henreid.

This one goes way, way back, having been told across cultures for thousands of years before being made into numerous Hollywood movies.

It can take as long as eight days to rig up rope ladders and to establish supply bases before a descent can be made into a very deep cave.

Ciba some areas likely to be made into round, some small, some a symbol of harvest, celebration and reunion.

The toothpaste squeezing clamp body can be made into a cylinder or a rectangle.

Class prevents calls made into a hosting object by OLE from entering threads other than the UI thread.

The novel became even more popular after it was made into a movie.

'True Grit' had previously been made into a movie in 1969 that starred John Wayne and earned the actor an Academy Award.

It was then made into sheets for coppering the bottom of ships.

Bauxite clinker can be processed into fine powder and made into mold.

The wheat flour was suspended in agar sol containing dibutyl phthalate and made into suspension.

P. S. To Kill a Mockingbird was also made into an Academy-Award winning movie, which you might consider watching if you enjoy the book.

The bark was made into a powder, mixed with water, and then drunk.

The play had a long run o n Broadway before being made into a movie.

Said invented ointment for external application can be made into three dosage forms of soft ointment, black plaster and white plaster.

Back at the shipyard the second tree was not made into a mighty sailing ship.

Some poisons these animals use to kill contain valuable chemicals that have been made into medicines.

Old newspapers can be made into boxes, wallboard, and insulation, but the market is flooded with newsprint thanks to government programs.

After the flour had been made into dough, the circular, fat loaves were baked in a brick oven.

Some of the slaughtered hogs may be given to local Food Banks, but most will be destroyed or made into pet food.

since China's reform and opening to the outside world, Baishaxiyu has been made into a key culture product of Lijiang.

The finished product can be made into intestines-dissolved tablets or can be enclosed into intestines-dissolved capsules.

These raw materials are often exported by the countries that produce them to other countries where they are made into manufactured goods.

By this way, the general tubes are made into heat transfer tubes with high properties in one short stage.

The stalks and the leaves of the corn are being made into a sailboat.

This play was also made into a film called My Fair Lady.

He proposed that the novel should be made into a film.

This piece of wood will be made into a small bench.

Grape-products: Spain is also the main country to export grape, many sorts of grapes to be made into wine and vinegar.

Which is awesome. Uh, now as it turns out, your story is being made into a movie. . . -It is.

The Red Badge of Courage was indeed made into a movie a generation later.

Your spirit was born in flesh to enrich a marvelous area of sense awareness, to feel energy made into corporeal form.

and can be made into various leather shoes, sandals, slippers, etc. , when matched with corresponding uppers.

When the first tree arrived at the carpenters, he was made into a feed box for animals.

Tom: Has it been made into movies? Almost every best-seller has been made into a movie.

They had been gelded and made into Unsullied.

Meat can be eaten, milk can be made into butter tea and milk tea, wool can be made into clothing, the yak hair can be made into yak tents.

after you finish the frame sequence made into a raster image.

Wood can be made into something beautiful, but it cannot stand the fire.

In Tonghua Group Corp. , phosphogypsum is made into cement additive by a double roller compaction granulator in a pilot facility.

But it is native to Ethlopia. It was frist made into a drink by Arabs during the 1400s.

Some of the fish can be made into prahok (a Khmer delicacy) for longer storage.

The retentate after pervaporation, which has rich nutrition and plenty of organic acids, can be made into acidic beverage.

The dates are cooked with sugar and butter and then made into a paste.

A hat top is made into a semi-conical structure by soft materials and connected with the brim.

Now, there you go. Seven very good general ideas that can be made into a multitude of specific ones for generating positive emotion.

O: We could have the front part made into 3 office rooms.

They have been made into Zoo stationary, given as special thank you gifts to donors, and raffled to benefit Indian rhino conservation.

But no one knows yet if "Breaking Dawn" will be made into one film or two.

Bamboo can be made into a good paper.

This is one of the charts which can profitably be made into a 3D chart.

Around 50, 000 of these fibres are bundled together into a yarn which is then made into a fabric.

An Investigation Made into the Stately for Industrializing Clean Coal Technology at Hunan Tiantai Energy Co. Ltd.

Cotton. like silk. was discovered and made into cloth by man before the historical period began.

Detailed introduction is made into the soleplate installation scheme, the installation specifications and the installation procedures, etc.

It's a shame to see so many fine old houses being made into flats.

This includes those elements made into a block-level element by using the float property.

No one knows how man discovered that wheat could be made into bread, though it is certain that the first wheat was wild grass.

Because of cheap electricity supply in bulk, it is possible that electrometallurgy is made into mass industrial production.

The head-protecting ring can be made into various head-protecting caps.

The housing and the sealing section can be made into integration, or are separately made and then connected together.

"Up there Cazaly" was later made into a song that reached number one on the charts.

They discovered that they could weave the wool into the material , which can be made into warm coats and suits .

It is also made into a paste which has universal application in Hindu practice.

In a wafer into the appropriate filling, made into dumplings, and then into the water boiled.

Other major unsolved crimes in South Korea have been already made into movies and achieved success.

They are a type of food made into long and thin strips through rubbing and pulling dough pieces formed by pressing or rolling flour dough.

OK, another question. Milk can be made into cheese. Some people like cheese made with milk from a sheep.

It produces a great quantity of oil which can be made into food for human consumption.

The bicycle was made into a wheelchair that year.

The almond is made into a protein drink. The drink is white and stable. Its smell is sweet.

Best tube metal will be made into refined and solid framework of wheelchair through a series of meticulous finish machining.

In this paper an investigation has been made into rail surface defects by way of metallographical test and electronic probe test.

The waste catalysts can also be made into micro-fertilizer or used as a desulfurizing agent.

The clamping board is made into a rubber product with proper elasticity.

Pop cans can be recycled and made into new ones.

Do you know how glass is made into a glass?

In suspension ptfe resin by moulding and forming system can be made into plank, turning film, tube.

Scientists found the fungus could be made into a product that is similar in appearance to animal tissue.

According to this conjecture we can write a science fiction and made into a film.

Will a huge number of bad blogs be made into worse books that will then be ignored by discerning readers?

One Indian executive reflects that his country ships plastic pellets to China that are then made into buckets.

On my honor, or may I be chopped up and made into soup.

I think the more that writing is made into a physical process, the better it is. You can feel the ink on paper.

Mung beans are made into bean milk and then the bean milk is mixed with milk and sugar to become mungbean milk drink after sterilization.

While flake of sand have this feature, so we recreate, silver Flake must be made into powder.

When made into wound dressings, these highly absorbent carboxymethyl fibers can absorb a large amount of wound fluid.

A rigid , clear thermoplastic polymer that can be molded into objects or made into a foam that is used to insulate refrigerators .

The story was made into a film in 2005 by Taiwanese director Ang Lee which won three Oscars.

An investigation was made into the accident, in which fifty people were killed.

A screw is arranged in the connecting piece, and the end head part is made into coniform to match with a bevel of the connecting piece.

The six main characters in TPR have been made into six wooden stamps. Both red and blue inkpads are included with each box of six stamps.

If enough people join, dreams for a better world can be made into reality very quickly.

He was assured by the government that an official investigation would be made into the case.

Anybody who did anything in America up to1900 was liable to be made into a film . . . on the grounds of being a pioneer.

The year when grapes were picked and made into wine.

It can be used for stewing or braizing of fish, shrimp, beef, steak and chicken etc, and can also be made into other curried food.

Virgin pulp is rich in water, which provides for ample hydrogen bonding that holds fibers together when made into paper.

Plastics can be made into machine parts, radio elements, tubes, tools, and what not.

The aspic powder, the agar-agar and the gelatin were made into gels respectively through heating up, dissolution and cooling.

The mounting holes can be made into different shapes according to the shapes of the display products.

Methods: They were made into PID of heat and blood stasis Wistar rat by mixture bacterium.

Head and tail could be made into flavoured liquor which could improve the liquor quality by blending.

The drug can be made into tablet, granule, capsule or compound preparation.

After the previous photography and the post film editing, TV programs at last are made into the videos that TV station needs.

Therefore, an overall and fair evaluation should be made into the school of mandarin duck and butterfly under current cultural back-ground.

Hemp fabric cover material is from the hemp plant fiber is made into yarns made of after.

Button badges can be made into keychain, magnet and bottle opener. . .

If the folder is not specified, installation will be made into the default folder.

in fact, the coffee table is wood that was reclaimed twice, having been salvaged from reclaimed wood that was being made into flooring.

Pu'er Tea can be made into tea bricks after being steamed and compressed for easy storage.

The basement has been made into a workshop.

The cyclopentane mixed with other substances is made into vesicant in the mixed station of the non-freon line in Kelon Group of Guangdong.

The tragic story was made into the 1990 film Reversal Of Fortune, in which the couple were played by Jeremy Irons and Glenn Close.

Waste products from factory can be made into road building material.

Can be abrasive powder, made into beauty and health products!

Now newspapers, fed up with stories being "scraped" by other websites, want that ruling made into law.

This is a good place to take pictures as the building materials will be made into reusable bags for Shanghai citizens after the Expo.

The story was later made into a film by Chinese director Zhang Yimou.

The novel was later made into a play.

Tobacco can be made into cigars, which pirates enjoy when relaxing.

Therefore, its extract can be used as additive, made into cosmetics sunscreen, bath, etc.

The diagnosis kit can be made into bi-agent or tri-agent to reduce cross influence.

A research is made into the geometric characteristics and the construction method of B spline quadruplex parameter hyperreal entity.

Everything can be made into something good, remember?

Yes , to meet popular needs , Fujian lacquerwork has been made into various articles .

No silage and no additives for them if their milk is to be made into cheese .

Ethan: I heard that poachers hunt them for their fur and superstitions claim their organs can be made into medicine.

Leasing companies and then offer them also made into what I am doing inside quotations.

Ivy often was made into wreaths and garlands, and became associated with Bacchus, the Roman god of wine.

also , the hair from goats can be made into wool for clothing and blankets.

That was made into an office due to its small size.

The fruit of this plant , eaten fresh or made into preserves .

The diamond was made into a ring.

The product can also be custom-made into wall-penetrating water motor alarms of various lengths, namely the ZSJL C type.

and the spinning solution is made into a high-strength viscose fiber.

The shell can be made into furfural, xylitol, and activated carbon and other products.

Article 94th notary public can not be made into a case of refusing the certificate.

Maitake mushrooms are not eaten in the west as much as made into tinctures to support the immune system.