1. Sometimes things have to fall apart to make way for better things.

2. Forest is being cleared to make way for new farming land.

3. The area was bulldozed to make way for a new road.

4. Several houses were pulled down to make way for the new road.

5. The trees are being bulldozed to make way for a new superstore.

6. They have razed those buildings to make way for the new highway.

7. Tropical forest is felled to make way for grassland.

8. He stood down to make way for someone younger.

9. Make way for the Lord Mayor!

10. The ruling committee resigned en bloc to make way for a new election.

11. He said he was prepared to make way for younger people in the party.

12. The building was knocked down to make way for a block of flats .

13. They expect him to step aside and make way for an old man.

14. The crowd stepped aside to make way for the procession.

15. Our house is being knocked down to make way for a new road.

16. The crowd was parted right and left to make way for the party.

17. Several houses were demolished to make way for a new road.

18. The trees were grubbed up to make way for a new road.

19. An early fourth-century building had been demolished to make way for the wall, thus providing an approximate date for its construction.

20. Just can't live that negative way...make way for the positive day! Bob Marley 

21. Landscape gardeners have begun a clearance of the overgrown ground to make way for a new park.

22. One of our best workers was pushed out to make way for the director's son.

23. Viewers are fed up with their favourite sitcoms being shunted to later times to make way for live football coverage.

24. The old man has laid down his office to make way for a younger man.

25. The land was compulsorily purchased from the owner to make way for the new road.

26. These trees will have to be cut down to make way for the new road.

27. A lot of the old tower blocks have been torn down to make way for new housing.

28. But Souness has firmly kicked into touch suggestions that Wright will be sacrificed to make way for any newcomer.

29. Stop plastering Vic all over your music paper and make way for some real talent.

30. So why don't you both get off prime time telly immediately and make way for the new generation?

1. Landscape gardeners have begun a clearance of the overgrown ground to make way for a new park.

2. Forest is being cleared to make way for new farming land.

3. Several houses were pulled down to make way for the new road.

4. The trees are being bulldozed to make way for a new superstore.

5. They have razed those buildings to make way for the new highway.

31. This has now been demolished to make way for new houses.

32. The team must relocate to make way for the major-league expansion Diamondbacks.

33. Many of the larger houses have been demolished to make way for more modern houses and bungalows.

34. Several houses were demolished to make way for the new road.

35. The club closed in the late Sixties and was later demolished to make way for the shopping centre Eldon Gardens.

36. The centres of our old cities have been ripped apart to make way for it.

37. Can Making Belfast Work be improved or should it be shut down to make way for alternative policies?

38. Tropical forests are also destroyed to make way for the hydro-electric plants to smelt bauxite - used in aluminum cans.

39. A whole street of houses had been demolished to make way for the edifice looming above her, Isabel vaguely recalled hearing.

40. The Glamorgan opener drops down to vice-captain to make way for Yorkshire's Martyn Moxon.

41. The houses will be for people who have to move out of Bentham Drive to make way for a new rail link.

42. People tended to make way for you in bus queues when you were an imam.

43. Armed police shoved the protestors aside to make way for the president's car.

44. Two: who has to go to make way for him?

45. Shortly afterwards, an area nearby was bulldozed to make way for radar-tracking equipment.

46. Widespread deforestation to make way for ski slopes has eroded topsoil, increasing the incidence of avalanches.

47. The houses remained until the early 1950s when they were knocked down to make way for the new church.

48. Eddie feels that he was forced out of his job in order to make way for a younger man.

49. The prison that once sprawled over a full city block has been demolished to make way for the 20-story Hanoi Tower.

50. Writers and intellectuals had been siphoned out to make way for technologists whose knowledge was worthless without the archives to activate them.

51. There is a plan to clear the site to make way for a spanking new conference centre.

52. So Oxford's Lord Mayor was the first to wield the demolition hammer to help make way for a new business park.

53. According to the ancient wisdom,(http:///make way for.html) spiritual growth involves transcending the limited and short-sighted Ego to make way for the Self.

54. Is there any point in opening a book on who our Howard will drop to make way for rodders.

55. As people shuffled backward to make way for the procession, others were pushed against the platform.

56. The Invisible Man will have to make way for the Insubstantial Man.

57. Telex and facsimile could make way for latest high-tech global communications network.

58. Breaking up the concrete driveway came next to make way for lawns, borders and a pond.

59. They seem to be expecting everyone over 50 to step aside and make way for new blood.

60. The old terraced houses are being demolished to make way for a new shopping centre.

61. Automobiles must make way for a fire engine.

62. The student stepped aside to make way for his teacher.

63. This pumping unit is made up of supporting frame, ratchet reversing gearbox, touch the pump body, make way for agencies, balance weight protection, brake mechanism.

64. It is also the tradition that every family thoroughly cleans the house to sweep away any ill-fortune in hopes to make way for good incoming luck.

65. The British government oversaw the forced removal of the Chagos islanders to Mauritius to make way for the base.

66. She was supposed to retire to her chimney corner and make way for the younger generation.

67. The withered stalks of last year's cotton had to be removed to make way for this year 's seeds and the balky horse, unaccustomed to the plow, dragged unwillingly through the fields.

68. A number of houses would have to be demolished to make way for the new building.

69. Will it be swept under the carpet or strategically forgotten, to make way for something more patentable?

70. Young hotheads and old stick - in - the - muds must all go to make way for new blood!

71. Cruzeiro 's current goalkeeper Fabio has made it clear that he is looking for a move to Europe this summer and could make way for Dida between the posts in Belo Horizonte.

72. The crowd was parted and left to make way for the party.

73. This desperation appears to have been prompted by the gradual loss of vital farmland over the last 10 years to make way for the needs of a red hot real estate market.

74. This week the Guardian revealed that one of the country's most efficient wind farms, at Haverigg in Cumbria, could be dismantled to make way for a new nuclear power station.

75. Oftentimes , says Seneca, calamity turns to our advantage; and great ruins make way for greater glories.

76. Father of Exam Taker, said, "Nowadays, everything seems to have been adjusted to make way for the exam takers, including those from the traffic control center and the medical staff."

77. All traffic has to make way for a fire engine.

78. All the old buildings were pulled down to make way for anew housing project.

79. People did make way for him because he was a tax collector.

80. The Sands casino in Atlantic City closed in November to make way for a new mega - casino.

81. Italy's 2012 budget law was passed by the Chamber of Deputies by a clear majority, and as promised, Prime Minister Berlusconi stepped down from his post to make way for new leadership.

82. The building is now being demolished to make way for a motorway.

83. This is especially true for trails constructed below the tree line, where large patches of forest must be clear-cut to make way for skiers.

84. I have a presentiment that I am doomed to make way for Fanny Glover.

85. The projects have been demolished to make way for new houses.

86. Jim was unluckily shoved out to make way for the director's son.