Sentence examples for beginning to make it from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry if I'm beginning to make it sound a bit rollicking.

when Kreyòl rap — hip-hop from the slums — was just beginning to make it to the airwaves.

Other changes in federal regulations are beginning to make it possible for physicians working in partnership with drug programs to treat stable methadone patients in regular medical offices.

The breadth of their support is beginning to make it difficult for some of the other candidates, such as Kendall and Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, to gather the required 35 nominations from MPs to get on the ballot.

Bell was just beginning to make it seem that this was the day for a big innings - but he has been down that road before many times - when he edged a good ball from Siddle that moved late on him.

"I think we're beginning to make it clear to the Administration that this is the premier environmental test that they will face between now and the next election," McKibben said.

Make something difficult and you begin to make it impossible.

Gradually, it began to make it available to users.

How could you begin to make it up?

By 1966, he had begun to make it nationally.

In the 1970s, economic conditions began to make it harder for independent publishers to stay afloat.