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Example sentences for "made very"

  • Old fowls can be made very tender by putting into them, while boiling, a piece of soda as large as a bean.

  • Alkali:--Drink freely of water with vinegar or lemon juice in it, made very strong of the sour.

  • Cream or rich milk, simply sweetened with plenty of white sugar and flavored, answers the purpose for some kinds of pudding, and can be made very quickly.

  • Sleeping-bags should be made very strong, in order that they may be used to carry a variety of odd articles in.

  • These vats contain brine, made very strong, being sea-water with great quantities of salt thrown in.

  • The coffee should be made very strong, and served in very small cups, but never mixed with milk or cream.

  • This is a very simple and expeditious manner of preparing coffee for a large party, but the essence for it must be made very good, and kept well corked until required for use.

  • The making of Cheddar cheese and brick cheese is, of course, done commercially, but there is a kind of cheese that can be made very conveniently in the home.

  • The small red radishes can be made very attractive by cutting the skin in sections to resemble the petals of a rose.

  • Peas prepared in this way may be served plain, but they can be made very attractive by serving them in croustades, as shown in Fig.

  • After paring off the chipped edges, the sheets are laminated two at a time: and if they are to be made very thin, even eight plates are passed through together.

  • It may be made very clean by acting upon it with nitric acid, of specific gravity 1.

  • The stern law of necessity governing every step of the reproductive function may be made very impressive to the young mind; also the reign of law throughout life.

  • It can be made very cheaply, and, on the other hand, it may be made in such a manner as to be very expensive.

  • It can also be made very unwholesome by the addition of a quantity of vinegar.

  • Exceedingly nice cheese-cakes can be made from remains of cold potatoes, and can be made very cheap by increasing the quantity of potatoes used.

  • This game may be made very lively, and has much sport in it even for adults.

  • This is a capital game as here developed with the feature of scoring, and may be made very popular.

  • Children are very fond of this game in many grades, and it may be made very lively, the old man dodging rapidly up and down his aisle, and the other players bobbing quickly up and down from their seats.

  • This may be made very funny if he be required, for instance, thereby to express dislike for his favorite occupations or friends.

  • A cover of parchment or white vellum, illuminated also, can be made very beautiful.

  • Breast of Lamb Curry is made very similar to the preceding, and is considered a great treat to those who are fond of curries.

  • To make it, mince the meat of a boiled lobster, mashing the coral with it, and mix it with melted or drawn butter, made very thick, and having but a very small portion of water.

  • Send the pork to table with the gravy in a boat; and a deep dish of apple sauce, made very thick, flavored with lemon, and sweetened well.

  • Accompany the turkey with an oval dish, or tureen of cranberry sauce, made very sweet.

  • Because it takes a few weeks for the stomach to become accustomed to cow's milk and until this is accomplished it is necessary that the milk be made very weak or indigestion will result.

  • The part to be used is crushed, pounded, or ground until it is made very fine.

  • Cocoa, if made very weak, almost all milk is often useful as a hot drink.

  • Mrs. Philmore attended as chief mourner, in bombazine, made very short, and flounced with crape.

  • I wish you could make Mrs. Forester talk more; but she must be difficult to manage and make entertaining, because there is so much good sense and propriety about her that nothing can be made very broad.

  • The floor of the plunge bath may thus be made very pretty.

  • Moreover, it must be confessed that a cooling room provided with elegant and spacious divans, wherein the bather dresses and undresses, may be made very pleasing to the eye and withal comfortable and convenient.

  • These buckles may be made very attractive by giving them a smooth finish, or a mottled surface, or by making a sawed out design around the frame.

  • They should be made very smooth, for they must slip easily into place in the book.

  • This piece of iron is made very hot, put into the hole, and both heads are riveted on at the same time.

  • The end of this piece is prepared like this: [Illustration] The little projection is made very sharp so that it can stick into the hot iron.

  • She is made very fat in the cheeks, and sits in the shade of a mushroom.

  • Afterward the soldiers have a race-meeting on a half-mile track, which is made very amusing by the rivalry between the different divisions and the mad careerings of the little horses.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "made very" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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