1.   Rather, the authors have made a selection and described them fully in order to explain and illustrate several different military strategies.

2.   A few authors make multiple self-citations to their theses, presumably out of a desire for bibliographic completeness.

3.   An account and description, with irresistible digressions, of the remote end of Arabia, where people live on mountaintops and the author makes his home.

4.   As they gathered material, the authors made ground rules.

5.   But modern publishers knew they needed a very formidable, sure-selling author to make the installment plan succeed.

6.   But the author also makes the point that apparent superstitions are often grounded in reality.

7.   By adding more spirits to the drink, the author made it considerably more popular with the tony society types.

8.   Celebrity authors make some of the biggest money in publishing.

9.   In explaining how each approached the office and how they differed in this respect, the author is necessarily making a comparison.

10.   It is a chance for the author to make the goal he missed in the big game or get the girl who dumped him for the quarterback.

n. + make >>共 1472
company 3.80%
government 1.92%
official 1.37%
team 1.20%
people 1.13%
police 0.87%
player 0.78%
law 0.72%
rate 0.69%
president 0.68%
author 0.06%
author + v. >>共 623
be 13.88%
say 9.70%
have 3.05%
write 2.89%
suggest 1.69%
find 1.56%
argue 1.39%
take 1.23%
make 1.20%
use 1.17%
每页显示:    共 37