Sentence examples for had made out from inspiring English sources

A bunch of venture capitalists, including a Russian oligarch and an Irish rock star, had made out like bandits.

One day someone wrote in the book that a classmate whom I'll call Rose had made out with her cousin.

After everyone else had fallen asleep to the sound of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," they had made out in the laundry room.

The court held that, it divas because he had made out a will at about the same, time, indicating he was think ing in such terms.

Obviously the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur was applicable in that case to each defendant and it followed that the plaintiff had made out a prima facie case against each.

Kate D. Levin, the cultural affairs commissioner, said the city's arts institutions had made out fairly well, considering the overall economic situation.

Ortiz and Ramírez had made outs in the first two games.

Sure, some people have made out nicely in this environment.

I think he would have made out with a cactus.

I have made out with one of them! . . .

Instead, he has made out that the government indicted Andersen merely because it needed a scapegoat.