Making used in a sentence

Making in a sentence as a noun

" And nobody stopped you, because who can argue with making the world a better place?

So thank you Paul for spending so much time making Hacker News such a great place to visit each day.

Programming is breaking a problem set down, thinking step by step through it, thinking of edge cases, and making it work.

I believe she's being a hypocrite by taking offense one day, and making her own penis joke on Twitter the next.

Christine was in the church kitchen making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, which was the conference lunch banquet.

The flag functionality is simply goneYou did a good job making it look better, and should be commended for that.

Recently I was with a customer, making notes about changes I needed to make to their application.

Maybe, his advice is actually more relevant if he's an older fellow who smoked and now regrets not making a different choice when he was your age.

One is not a failure for making a rational, reasoned decision to favor one set of priorities over another.

Deaths mean increased regulation, often under the mistaken assumption that more rules would prevent engineers from making bugs.

She's demonstrating a skill which I think a lot of developers could use: taking Bootstrap, which is a good start for a front end these days, and making it not look like Bootstrap.

Huge props to her for making the leap from what must be a very comfortable Google and for the board for finding a stunning candidate to lead the revival of Yahoo.