1.   Her nimble fingers make knitting look so easy.

2.   Then the peak of the dip, when the same two fingers first make contact with the cold weight of the wallet.

3.   But her fingers never quite made contact with the glass.

4.   After a few times of ending up red-faced while others stare, the fingers make obvious sense.

5.   Her fingers made a whispering sound, and between that and the oms, I did relax.

6.   My fumbling fingers had made this happen many times before.

7.   You can still see the impressions made by fingers as they daubed mortar between the stones, and smoke-blackened walls and ceilings attest to fires.

8.   Carpet factory owners prefer children because their tiny fingers make the smallest, tightest knots, and hence the best carpets.

9.   Children are prized by carpet makers because their tiny fingers make small, tight knots, the sign of a truly fine carpet.

10.   Factory owners prefer children because their tiny fingers can make the smallest, tightest knots.