| made sense | 0.99 | That sort of made sense. | ||
| made progress | 0.92 | They were joined by five other regional leaders but made little progress. | ||
| made public | 0.86 | The government has never before made public a spy satellite photograph. | ||
| made clear | 0.79 | Prodi made clear he thought Bertinotti would work with him. | ||
| made goods | 0.79 | This cooled down inflationary pressure, but buried locally made goods. | ||
| made man | 0.72 | These two make the made men look like wimps. | ||
| made change | 0.53 | India, too, made changes. | ||
| made contact | 0.46 | Mathis fell on the play but made contact with Holt in the process. | ||
| made peace | 0.39 | The two have since made peace. | ||
| made product | 0.39 | In fact, some locally made products are exported to other countries and used by foreigners. | ||
| made basket | 0.33 | After a made basket in the final minute, the clock is supposed to stop until the ball is put back into play. | ||
| made bed | 0.33 | The window blinds above his neatly made bed are closed. | ||
| made headline | 0.33 | Of the many stories he has known closely, another made recent headlines. | ||
| made life | 0.33 | You should have ignored them and made life miserable for the people sitting in front of you. | ||
| made one | 0.33 | Duval made one only more birdie, and his round also included six bogeys. | ||
| made statement | 0.33 | This freely made statement drew predictable responses. | ||
| made thing | 0.33 | A book is a made thing, first of all. | ||
| made amends | 0.26 | He more than made amends in the fourth quarter. | ||
| made arrest | 0.26 | Police set up checkpoints at main intersections and made arrests. | ||
| made homeless | 0.26 | It has been a refuge for many made homeless by fighting in nearby villages. |