Sentence examples for could make him out from inspiring English sources

La Russa was busy with reporters, but Burns could make him out from just inside the doorway.

The detail is such that if Neil Armstrong were walking there now, we could make him out, make out his footsteps even, like the astronaut footpath clearly visible in the photos of the Apollo 14 site.

Then I could make him out.

I mean, the guy was for real, but he was a funny-type guy as far as you could make him out.

You couldn't make him out clearly; he could be me, especially if you hadn't seen me in a couple of years.

He claimed that the blood loss could make him pass out.

He has been brilliant for Ulster and his power and physicality could make him stand out from the rest.

He is angling to connect the seemingly minor local issue of the tax break to a discussion of corporate welfare in general -- a position that could make him stand out from the rest of the mayoral field.

Although it was a darkened room in December, I could just make him out in the gloom and thought him the ugliest man I had ever seen.

The Chesterton offered us by his latter-day biographers and critics is a lost proto-radical, if we could but make him out as such.

It was early evening, getting dark, and while I stood on the Old Campus, looking up at the window of my freshman room, ruminating on ancient events there with my roommates Jim, Karl Muller and Bob Leuze, a voice startled me from behind with, "Hey, you Dick Cavett?" I couldn't make him out very clearly in the failing light, and for whatever reason I chose to deny it.