Sentence examples for could again make from inspiring English sources

He saw that his suffering was not so much the loss of money, because he could again make it back.

When it thinks of Jordan it must look beyond King Hussein to a regime that could again make Jordan a highway for Arab armies to attack Israel.

Continued complicity with Kashmiri terrorism could again make Pakistan an international pariah, as it was when it recklessly backed the Taliban in Afghanistan.

India, China and Russia, for example, have been exploring ways to tap vast mineral reserves in Afghanistan, and have supported major road projects that could again make Afghanistan a regional transportation hub.

However, Sir Alex Ferguson courted Guardiola to be his successor,before Moyes was appointed and, given that the knight is on the board, he could again make a play for the Spaniard should circumstances markedly change.

According to a leaked report from the Renseignements Généraux, the domestic intelligence service, the existence of which it later denied, Mr Le Pen could again make it into the second round, against Mr Sarkozy.Indeed, it is the enduring potency of Mr Le Pen that has pushed Mr Sarkozy to the right on immigration during this campaign.

They ruled that Hadiya could return to school and could once again make her own decisions.

That could once again make them liable — and rightly so — for harm and allow consumers to sue them if they failed to warn of dangers.

The Sixers could never again make it a one-possession game, and Rondo added another defining postseason moment to his résumé.

"When Hai retired, he felt like he could once again make the art that he really wanted to make, rather than the very specific kind of art that he made at [The Wall Street Journal]," Hannah continued.

The documentary tells the story of how Caskey's husband, Mick Ebeling, via his Not Impossible Foundation and the aforementioned open source all-stars, made EyeWriter so that Tempt1 could once again make art.