Phrasal verb "to make"

Our group was made .......... of people from very different backgrounds.

Nothing can make .......... the loss of a child.

The kids made .......... when they heard us coming.

The burglar made .......... silently, before anyone in the house had time to get up.

Robert made .......... the man, but all he could see was his back in the distance.

His first record made him .......... a star.

The ship was making .......... Barbados when it ran into a hurricane.

I can't make her .......... , she is a mystery to me.

It takes her half an hour to make .......... her face.

The thieves made .......... thousands of pounds.

I can't pay in cash now, I'm afraid. Can I make .......... a cheque instead?

He made .......... some excuse about the dog eating his homework.

My elder sisters argue all the time, but they always make it .......... afterwards.

I don't know what to make .......... our new teacher.

What's gone with the radio today? I can hardly make .......... what they are saying.