(1) She accused her boss of making advances to her.

(2) He made advances to her.

(3) He had made advances to one of his students.

(4) Groups of ten or more should make advance reservations.

(5) In theoretical physics[ ], the search for logical self-consistency has always been more important in making advances than experimental results.

(6) But it makes advances, also in the traditional relationship an artist has with a record company.

(7) To make advanced computing and communications information infrastructure available to-and usable by-a larger segment of the society.

(8) Banks make advance to business firms.

(9) Members make advance reservations by themselves via the information provided in this website.

(10) Men are always looking for a chance to make advance.

(11) Men who do not make advance to women are apt make advances to them.

(12) It is the business of banks to make advance to business firms.

(13) Remember though that each bank was able to lend only by running down operational balances in order to make advances.

(14) Personal Interview with H . E . Ayang Rinpoche is available, please make advance arrangements.