Sentence examples for able to make much from inspiring English sources

And yet, they have rarely been able to make much of it.

Meanwhile, the Rangers were still not able to make much headway on Roy.

Both teams looked lost on offense, and neither was able to make much of the scoring opportunities they did have.

But he was able to make much of the economy's robust recovery in 2006, which looks set to exceed his budget forecast in March.

So, if they are not on that tide, if they're not on the flow, they'll not be able to make much difference.

Without those deals, the labels are unlikely to be able to make much money from even their top artists after 2011 or so.

That is mainly because the district receives much of its water from the Colorado River, which is experiencing a surplus and has been able to make up much of the district's water deficit.

"I may not be able to make as much sales as Borders," he said.

So the Rangers may not be able to make up much ground even if they win.

Without my hands, I knew I wouldn't even be able to make that much.

Still, we've been able to make driving much safer thanks to a combination of smart regulation technological innovation.