Don't make a joke of her worries; they are real and deserve your attention.

After the meeting, they decided to make tracks for the airport to avoid traffic.

Their make-out on the couch went on for nearly an hour.

Don't let him make a fool of you in front of the entire class.

If you floor it now, you can still make a light at the intersection.

The champion fighter will make mincemeat of his inexperienced opponent.

He tends to make little of his colleagues' ideas during meetings, which damages team morale.

If you fail to file an answer, the court may make default against you, which could result in a judgment.

Every fall, Grandpa would hang the freshly butchered sides on the porch to make meat before the first freeze.

Before the storm hits, make fast the cargo to the deck so it won't shift.