That lady sure knows how to make a pie, I'll tell you what.

You can make a pie of that fellow on the ground.

Do you think I would give him to our matron to make a pie?

I could make a pie.

Well, the old woman with whom Vasilissa lodged, prepared, like everyone else, to sift flour and make a pie.

Wild raspberries had been extremely plentiful, and every wagon had gathered a quantity sufficient to make a pie for each man.

Any woman who could make a pie like that, and have the custard a perfect cream, ought to be the happiest woman alive.

One friend has made a pie and a couple of batches of jam.

Then she opened a can of huckleberries and made a pie.

She is out in the kitchen, making a pie.

For the next course I have made a pie, and then we shall have black coffee.

That... have you ever made a pie before?

I was in the kitchen with Rose, but I came out 'cause she's making a pie.

These sunburnt fingers may have picked wild fruits, but they never made a pie in their lives.'

Mine made a pie last week.

Right after breakfast they set the turkey to roasting, and made a pie and some other good things.