Sentence examples for and it certainly makes from inspiring English sources

The phrase means to lead a horse in a circle on the end of a long rein held by its trainer, and it certainly makes a neat poetic metaphor.

And it certainly makes things more interesting for Oscar bloggers.

And it certainly makes a show here so much more interesting".

You can agree or disagree with the president's partisan analysis (and it certainly makes some Republican leaders quite cross).

So, I definitely feel like that's an advantage, and it certainly makes me more comfortable with the situation".

But American diners don't mind having risotto as a main course, and it certainly makes sense for a bunch of hungry ski bums.

It may seem tautological--and it certainly makes everyone feel better--to think that anyone willing to shoot another person is deranged.

"It's frustrating and it certainly made me angry at different times… It's tough".

It was coach talk, and it certainly made sense to Fassel.

Kurnosov's 16... Qd6 was a new move, and it certainly made sense.

Most of us in the film world – as opposed to movies, that is – didn't even know it was happening and it certainly made Cannes look somewhat snobby.