Sentence examples for in that makes from inspiring English sources

To have friends and family to let in, that makes us lucky too.

Those expectations are not filling in - that makes the situation difficult". Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger told BBC Sport: "After Wayne Rooney's goal, I thought 17 years later, 'we are here again'.

"'I hate country music usually, but I really love yours.' Something in that makes me very happy.

Usually, you will be after something that draws the reader in, that makes them want to learn more, but the tactics vary according to the type of writing.

It's surely this psychological double-bind we're tangled up in that makes us feel either a passionate sympathy for these men who are physically bound and about to suffer such barbarism, or indifference to their fate.

This may be because when we think we're well off, a sense of complacency settles in that makes everything seem a bit dull.

Consequently, pilots shouldn't be about buying systems or solutions; they're about creating the buy-in that makes smart procurement economically possible.

The tablet runs Android 2.2, which supports Adobe Flash 10.1, a browser plug-in that makes it possible to view a wide variety of Web video and multimedia content currently unavailable on either the iPhone or the iPad.

iLike is an iTunes plug-in that makes your music library more social.

The CEO of Xobni, a startup that makes an outlook plug-in that makes your e-mail smarter, has been busy getting his team of engineers to integrate every possible API they can think of into the service.

Oatmeal in a smoothie sounds weird, but it's actually a versatile mix-in that makes any blend extra hearty and filling.