Sentence examples for can make it around from inspiring English sources

The average marathon runner can make it around 17 miles before they run out of fuel.

"And if I can make it around Calcutta, we can work out the differences between the House and the Senate".

"As long as they can make it around the track, they can race out of the gate".

If a groom limps, no one cares as long as he can make it around the shed row".

Also, tasting pours tend to be smaller so that each wine can make it around to each guest and each guest can drink more wines without getting too tipsy.

So you literally see what the drone sees and can make it spin around and go up and down using the onscreen controls.

After you have done that you can make it red around, and then you make an extra number inside.

Or you can make it wrap around your head, put your hair over it and, ta-da.

Swivel front wheels can make it easier to move around and the ability to lock the wheels straight ahead is useful for rough terrain or for high speeds (such as jogging).

The combination of long routes, time differences and airports' night curfews can make it harder to turn planes around quickly.

Steep slopes and heavy rain can make it hard to get around.