Sentence examples for day will make from inspiring English sources

Five minutes a day will make a difference.

They always start out as if their day will make sense.

If they say one more bad day will make the leader's position untenable, then it usually will".

These classes, which will introduce you to yoga, meditation, and real live Boulderites with time in the middle of the day, will make you hungry.

Last year, a 10-mile time trial midway through the race meant it was tailor-made for Wiggins; this year, a five-mile test on the last day will make it a tougher proposition.

Central to their bargaining strategy is the argument that the mayor's demands, like a longer school day, will make it harder for the school system to attract the thousands of teachers it needs.

Big victories on Tuesday will make it easier for Mr. Romney to make his pitch.

So his address on Wednesday will make clear what concessions he expects from the unions.

Zambrano, originally scheduled to pitch Wednesday, will make his first start Sunday.

The announcement on Tuesday will make permanent a pilot programme launched by the government in October 2014.

For many, a victory on Sunday will make up for a lifetime of watching friends and relatives, neighbors and co-workers celebrate United's many triumphs.