by Alan Townend that had made him
If you manage to do a very good job establishing a name
for yourself and your services, you can use this expression.
did a fair price
If a shop or store always offers its products at a fair price
you can say They do a fair price.
made my mind up
When you think about your options and then select one of
them you make your mind up.
do for
It will be enough.
done the necessary
This usually means that you pay the bill, pay for the service.
made a face
To make a grimace.
do for me
If someone wants to do for you, you should run away from
them as fast as you can because this means, they want to kill
you.
made it easy
If you help a person achieve their goal you make it easy for
them.
making an attempt
If you try doing something you make an attempt.
made as little noise as possible
You try to be very silent.
made out
If you can not hear or understand what a person says
because it is so noisy you can not make it out.
I had done it again
If you have repeated a stupid mistake you can say «I have
done it again».
I made my apologies
If you say sorry you make your apologies.
made light of the matter
If you accept an unpleasant situation lightheartedly and
don't complain you make light of the matter.
make good the damage
If you repair or mend something that has been broken you
make good the damage.