| "Make way, make way for seamus zelazny Harper, the universe's richest, most eligible bachelor." | |
| 'Sadly, however, before she could get to a phone to tell anyone, 'the Earth was demolished to make way for a hyperspace by-pass 'and so the idea was lost forever. | |
| 'They were demolished years ago to make way for the London Underground, 'a vent for the old steam trains. | |
| - All right, make way! | |
| - And how they managed to make way for black artists breaking the "circuit Chitlin '" | |
| "Make way, make way for seamus zelazny Harper, the universe's richest, most eligible bachelor." | |
| 'Sadly, however, before she could get to a phone to tell anyone, 'the Earth was demolished to make way for a hyperspace by-pass 'and so the idea was lost forever. | |
| 'They were demolished years ago to make way for the London Underground, 'a vent for the old steam trains. | |
| - All right, make way! | |
| - And how they managed to make way for black artists breaking the "circuit Chitlin '" | |
| "Lindsay makes way for Liddell. " | |
| A child makes way for a dog. | |
| Ah, that makes way more sense. | |
| Democracy makes way for Debtocracy. | |
| Doing so makes way! | |
| "Lindsay makes way for Liddell. " | |
| A child makes way for a dog. | |
| Ah, that makes way more sense. | |
| Democracy makes way for Debtocracy. | |
| Doing so makes way! | |
| "I've made way for you." | |
| "It's vanished trees," the trees that had made way for Gatsby's house, had once pandered in whispers "to the last and greatest of all human dreams..." | |
| "Phallic and ambrosial made way for macerations." | |
| "The troops made way" | |
| As usual, i've made way too much. | |
| - You're making way too much of this. | |
| As Santiago City expands its borders into the new frontier... making way for a growing population made strong by its love of freedom... | |
| As opposed to you making way too little, like you forgetting to mention that you shot a TV pilot that Jimmy scrapped at the last minute. | |
| Everyone's making way too big a deal about it. | |
| Girls, you are making way too much of this. | |
| "I've made way for you." | |
| "It's vanished trees," the trees that had made way for Gatsby's house, had once pandered in whispers "to the last and greatest of all human dreams..." | |
| "Phallic and ambrosial made way for macerations." | |
| "The troops made way" | |
| As usual, i've made way too much. | |
| - You're making way too much of this. | |
| As Santiago City expands its borders into the new frontier... making way for a growing population made strong by its love of freedom... | |
| As opposed to you making way too little, like you forgetting to mention that you shot a TV pilot that Jimmy scrapped at the last minute. | |
| Everyone's making way too big a deal about it. | |
| Girls, you are making way too much of this. | |
