Sentence examples for begin to make a from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't even begin to make a comment on that.

"It could begin to make a big difference in some genres.

Start a blog so you begin to make a name for yourself online.

It can be equally hard to know how you can even begin to make a difference.

Its labyrinthine overlays of galleries, periods and styles begin to make a kind of mad sense.

There are so many different designs, how do you even begin to make a decision?

If so, let him begin to make a more serious case.

But unless they begin to make a more forceful case against the trend itself, it will only gather in force.

The small surplus that Mr. McDonnell declared will not even begin to make a dent in any of that.

Maybe next Royal Ascot, Clare could begin to make a small stand, by refusing to get dressed up.

But by ditching these shrines to dead writers, they could begin to make a real difference to living ones.