None of what the old man was saying made much sense to the boy.

Although their flight appeared to have no pattern, it made a certain kind of sense to the boy.

He made his formal bows, to Arienrhod, to the boy.

His interference had made the incident memorable, especially to the boy who would wake up tomorrow with badly bruised shins.

Teldin was only telling stories he'd heard from others, but it made no difference to the boy.

Geste had even made a joke of his apology to the poor boy!

I left him there, climbed back to the mike in the cab, and made a pitch of my own to the boy.

She made a sign to the boy, a simple greeting gesture, one of the first she had learned so long ago.

She repeated the request for lodging she had already made to the boy.

Perhaps I should have said something in return, or made overtures, gestures, something of an apology to the boy.