she likes to make cookies to the children vs she likes to make cookies for the children

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• She likes to make all my gentlemen callers nervous.
• She likes to make an effect, that one.
• London tires her and Gad's Hill is where she likes to retreat with the children.
• 'Cause we have to make cookies for the fundraiser.
• She likes to check up on me during dates to make sure I arrive safely.
• She likes to make mountains out of molehills.
• She likes to make an entrance.
• Do you want to make cookies with me?
• I would also like to say from a German point of view that in this respect, we have a lot of ground to make up and I am very pleased that this aspect concerning the children plays a very important part in this draft directive.
• 'We would like to use cookies to store information on your computer, to improve our website.
• She-she - she likes to - she likes to get what she wants.
• I thought it was my sister, because she likes to prank people.
• Well, she likes to garden, too.
• She likes to indulge his interests.
• She likes to stand behind me and watch.
• He's signing his statement now about how she likes to get knocked around.
• Which is another game she likes to play.
• She likes to fight for what she believes in.
• She likes to live close to the edge.
• She's eating in bed, but she likes to do that.

Some examples from the web:

• 'Cause we have to make cookies for the fundraiser.
• I'll make cookies for when you get back.
• And cate, she can make cookies for the bake sale.
• She likes to make all my gentlemen callers nervous.
• She likes to make an effect, that one.
• London tires her and Gad's Hill is where she likes to retreat with the children.
• She likes to check up on me during dates to make sure I arrive safely.
• She likes to make mountains out of molehills.
• She likes to make an entrance.
• Do you want to make cookies with me?
• I would also like to say from a German point of view that in this respect, we have a lot of ground to make up and I am very pleased that this aspect concerning the children plays a very important part in this draft directive.
• If we were rich, and didn't have to kill him, we could pay him, just to make those cookies for us all the time.
• We'd like to do a spread for Parade Magazine - you two at home, carving pumpkins, maybe baking some pfeffernusse cookies for the trick-or-treaters.
• But sometimes when I'm feeling a little blue, I like to do something for someone else, so I thought we could bake cookies for the assisted care home.
• She-she - she likes to - she likes to get what she wants.
• I thought it was my sister, because she likes to prank people.
• Well, she likes to garden, too.
• She likes to indulge his interests.
• She likes to stand behind me and watch.
• He's signing his statement now about how she likes to get knocked around.