Sentence examples for effort to make something from inspiring English sources

"There's an ongoing effort to make something political out of this," he said.

Was there a concerted effort to make something that would get on the radio?

It takes effort to make something sound that unappetising; a bit too much effort.

"It's just like any holiday -- it's an effort to make something that is a lot of hard work fun.

Why, except for purely selfish reasons, would anybody spend his day in an effort to make something worth less in the afternoon than it was in the morning?

Or, as Mr. Nelson says: "It takes a lot of effort to make something look as if it's been there forever, as if it's old.

We've become better at responding when there is an emergency, but until now we've really fallen flat in our efforts to make something that will last".

The endless scavenging and the effort it takes to make something out of whatever you have with you at that moment is a representation of the constant lack of necessities that refugees experience in war".

CORAL: The pool of photography talent in Los Angeles is enormous, so it makes sense to work together with others and combine efforts and strengths to make something even better than what any of us could hope to achieve individually.

I love cultural products where you can see the effort people put in to make something weird and unlikely".

We've done so much since then, but this record was a huge effort from all sides to make something beautiful.