Sentence examples for begin to make sensible from inspiring English sources
By having a sense of what is easiest through to what is hardest, you can begin to make sensible choices about how you allot your time and whether it's feasible to attempt the harder stuff at this late stage or to aim for greater achievements in the easier things.
That means that in a short period, once the indexes stop careening around like a rolling drunk and begin to make a sensible upward trend, I will be going from cash back into equities.
Begin to make tools by making sticks.
Tim Banfield, who wrote the NAO report, said there were "some early signs that the MoD is beginning to make some more sensible decisions about how it goes about buying defence equipment".
It seems impossible to predict but there are signs that the club are beginning to make at a few sensible decisions.
Mr. Gore began to make peace with a life out of politics in 2002, when he decided not to challenge George W. Bush in 2004 — a decision that Mr. Gore thought was sensible but also painful, friends say.
Glover began to make extravagant purchases.
Almost immediately, she began to make trouble.
The narrative begins to make sense.
We were able to make sensible guesses pretty quickly.
