The magician's final trick, making someone's jaw drop, brought everyone in the theater to its feet.

Even though the materials were missing, the prisoners kept making bricks without straw under the overseer's glare.

In the account, the overseer claims the prisoner makes bricks without straw every morning.

That kind of unfairness makes someone's blood boil.

Watching him take credit for her work was making someone's blood boil.

The old vinyl record makes someone's ears sad whenever it's played.

In the audition, she decided to fake it till one makes it, projecting confidence even when she felt nervous.

The school choir's discordant rehearsal was making someone's ears sad, and a few parents covered theirs in discomfort.

When thrown into leadership unexpectedly, one may need to fake it until one makes it to gain the confidence required to succeed.

She makes a big thing out of minor mistakes at work, which frustrates her colleagues.