maketh old use

It maketh me sleep late & always get to work on time.

But what maketh a man in the mirror of the media today?

What do they call it, that which maketh them proud?

Like love, its other self, it maketh all things new.

But these things alone do not maketh a show.

Don't forget - clothes maketh the man, not the woman.

And also in you there is much that maketh me love and hope.

A credible advertising campaign does not maketh a marketing strategy.

Your bad love to yourselves maketh solitude a prison to you.

Both appeared to believe that dress maketh the man.

He maketh no bother; leave the poor child be!

A little poison now and then: that maketh pleasant dreams.

Human nature may indeed be changed, for there is a power that worketh in us and maketh all things new.

He maketh the barren woman to keep house, and to be a joyful mother of children.

A good life maketh a man wise toward God, and giveth him experience in many things.

But accessories maketh the man and his choice of these has overpowered the look.

"A hard beginning maketh a good ending," as the proverb goes, he thought.

And what about the saying: "Clothes maketh the man."

It maketh me to lie down at night hungry.

A 75 per cent tax bracket maketh a property boom.

Wine maketh merry, he thought, but money answereth all things.

Let it be his best cure to see with his eyes him who maketh himself whole.

Truly, she maketh my pen tremble even as I write this.

The old saying is that "manners maketh the man".

She maketh war on me, not I on her.