1.   A sentence spent defining a word or phrase can make valid the rest of your answer.

2.   In natural conversation the smooth flow and blending of sounds mean that whole phrases make a phonetic whole.

3.   As he made the conventional response, Robert felt a curious exaltation, as if the phrase had made such unpleasant things as Dr Ali melt away.

4.   Such phrases have always made me wary, since they suggest a justification, not for the hard anvil of experience but the soft marshes of self-indulgence.

5.   The phrase just narrowly made it into the resolution.

6.   The very phrase makes these moms sound almost like a sinister force.

7.   These phrases make consumers comfortable most of the time but highly skeptical after a crash.

8.   His favorite phrase has made it into the erudite Oxford English Dictionary.