Sentence examples for can make way from inspiring English sources

"The reality is not everything can make way for condos," Mr. Franco said.

You can make way against a force 4 or 5, but not for long and not if it strengthens.

The transformation will take many decades, but initiatives and projects that engage the public and disrupt perception now can make way for change.

But for now and all future Jets' drafts, the memory of the O'Brien pick remains, and the obvious can make way for the unexpected on this team.

The New York region's two largest airports, already choked with crowds and delays, may need to be radically reconfigured so they can make way for vitally needed additional runways that would help accommodate a projected increase of almost 50 million air travelers per year within two or three decades, according to a new study.

Do we want these people to be priced out of the best universities so that they can make way for students whose only real concern is, not the considerable intellectual benefit of a high quality education, just the brand name to add to their CV?

Can Big Oil make way for biofuels?

Their buildings can at least make way for houses.

I know I can make it way past that".

Birds can make no way in such weather; they are blown back and broken.

You can make your way around town by foot or vaporetto.