Sentence examples for begin to make out from inspiring English sources

Squinting into the bright shafts and the dim corners we begin to make out a scene of wreckage.

From a distance, they look like abstract patterns made of shadows and light; not until you get close to them can you begin to make out the content.

Piracy was a social phenomenon and once you knew where to look, you could begin to make out individuals in the crowd.

That's what Rocky's doing just now, sneaking Slade another drink as the lights brighten ever so slightly and we begin to make out the other dipsomaniacal jokers in the room.

They seem without sex or individuality, and then, as the lights brighten and dim, we begin to make out their faces and to piece together the contours of their frames.

As you get closer, however, you will begin to make out an immense, stainless-steel teardrop — the Tear of Grief — hanging in a jagged crack that runs down the middle of the main slab.

As my eyes adjusted to the darkness, I began to make out small figures weaving between enormous pieces of machinery.

He begins to make out with her, and, after going through the motions for a bit, she tells him to stop, that she doesn't like him like that.

Looming out of the haze, the eye begins to make out a low range of brown hills, at first shapeless, then taking form: the eroded stumps of ziggurats to the Goddess Ishtar and Anu ("Lord Sky").

The emphasis is more on the externals of the drama and the relationship Nash has with his boy and with his mum, with whom he has to share a motel room even as he is beginning to make out like a gangster.

The pair went to a house where Schneiderman was staying and began to make out, according to the New Yorker.