"How can I make it easier for you to go?" "You don't see?

How can I make its lot less vile than mine?

How can I make you see the truth?

"How can I make you believe me?" "Nohow," he answered.

How can I make it more?

How can I make you know that's true?

"O yes, dear godmother," replied Cinderella; and then, with a good deal of hesitation, added, "but how can I make my appearance among so many finely-dressed people in these mean-looking clothes?" "Give yourself no uneasiness about that, my dear; the most laborious part of our task is already accomplished, and it will be hard if I cannot make your dress correspond with your coach and servants.

The question that addressed itself to him at the outset was, naturally, this: 'How can I make use of the simple up-and-down motion of opening and closing a circuit to write an intelligible message at one end of a wire, and at the same time print it at the other?'...

If I be wrong myself, how can I make myself right?

How can I make my neighbours better likewise?

"Now, although certainly such a bridle was foretold," the snake conceded, a little uneasily, "how can I make sure that you speak the truth when you say this particular bridle is Gleipnir?" "Why, in this way: I will cast the bridle over your head, and then you will see for yourself that the old prophecy will be fulfilled, and that all power and all life will go out of you, and that the Northmen will dream no more.

But how can I make this underground passage?' he asked.

If I do not obtain her, Kâma will not suffer me to live; but how can I make known my love to her?

His one thought is: "How can I make her happy and save her from grief" at whatever cost to his own comfort.

How can I make them believe?