They made homes for themselves in the now farther remote frontier.

They have built houses and tilled the fields, and made homes for themselves.

He directly made homes and comforts possible for thousands upon thousands.

A great many of us have raised children, made homes, and learned innumerable skills.

A carpenter who made homes and clinics rise where there was only a dream.

Millions of spirits have made homes there since you were trapped four hundred years ago.

She died after years of companionship; his children married and made homes of their own; he is a lonely man.

They have made homes.

But the things that make Modjeska appealing have also made homes there and in other wildfire-prone parts of California increasingly difficult to insure.

They had the courage and initiative to leave the scarcely warmed beds of their new- made homes and push farther on into the wilderness.

Here they had bought land and made homes within neighboring distance of each other and begun life anew in simple, happy, pioneer fashion.

House building in Mexico took off at the start of this decade when then-President Vicente Fox made homes for poor Mexicans a priority.

Not even all the girls in her Sunday-school class, some of whom worked in stores, but the cultivated, refined women who made Homes for Heroes.