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Meanings of make the rooms in English

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Usage of make the rooms in English
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And when the children know, we shall be able to make the rooms much prettier.
Daniel Deronda
2
Here small patterns and designs that tend to make the rooms look larger must rule.
If You're Going to Live in the Country
3
I tried to make the rooms work better, to let the light in and create clean lines.
The Guardian
4
On the last day of the Trial I instructed the daughter to do her best to make the rooms tidy.
The Law and the Lady
5
Everything that could be done to make the rooms look cheerful and homelike as possible had been done for that night.
At the Time Appointed
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It will make the rooms look less bare, and, what is much more important, it will make them a great deal cooler.
On the Pampas; Or, The Young Settlers
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Messrs. Curtain and Collamore are coming to make the rooms up, and her mother is busy as a bee getting us in order.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 76, February, 1864 / A Maga...
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It is impossible to make the rooms look homelike, and I often find myself wondering where in this world I have wandered to!
Army Letters from an Officer's Wife, 1871-1888
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It was late November, and the fire in the shack must be kept going all day to make the rooms warm enough for Sally.
Across the Fruited Plain
10
Roger remained an hour or two, aiding the girls in trying to make the rooms more homelike, which, however, was rather a hopeless task.
Without a Home
11
The weak light from outside refracted through and was magnified, making the rooms more resplendent.
The charlemagne pursuit
12
No-one knows anything with any certainty at this stage and we've just made the rooms available.
Radio NZ
13
Like her, he made the rooms and furniture in her cabin look diminutive with his height.
Losing charlotte
14
The kitchen expanded into the dining room, a solid-wood, double-door frame making the rooms nominally separate.
Heart of stone
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Traces of the children's presence made the rooms more cheerful than they used to be-toJanetta's thinking.
A True Friend: A Novel
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Some were ordinary bedrooms; others had no windows and were fitted with doors that made the rooms airtight.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
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