Sentence examples for I can make it today from inspiring English sources

Jeter joked with reporters on Monday, albeit with a hint of frustration that he hasn't returned to the big club, saying: I'm trying to push to get there today, but I don't think I can make it today.

11pm-midnight If Lee Child has a new book out, I read – but really slowly, so I can make it last.

I think I can make it by August or September.

"If I can make it through this weekend, maybe my life can get back to normal," she said.

He declared, "I don't know if I can make it through the next three months without her on the ticket".

"When I was on the bridge during the race I said to myself, if I can make it over the bridge those last 10 miles won't be so bad.

I can barely walk in it, and the food on my face dries up and gets kinda itchy after awhile, but if I can make it to another costume contest this year I better win!

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I can make it any time I please — like, today.

"It was a tree, and there was one leaf left on the tree, and I wondered: 'Wow, if you can make it through winter, you may be here until next year.

All of those things can combine and you can make it in today's world.