Sentence examples for in would make from inspiring English sources

The forms they fill in would make you weep.

Any mutations that allowed a virus to use a different surface molecule to get in would make it much more successful than its fellow viruses.

If they decided not to adopt a child — and there were many whom they did not adopt — it was because they felt that they could not be good parents to him for some reason, or because they worried that bringing him in would make everybody's life worse.

The networking benefit of the plug-in would make it a great addition to a blog network like WordPress.com.

To give in now would make Google into an accomplice of China's repressive government.

Chozen is a new kosher ice cream with mix-ins that would make Tevye happy.

In this case, smaller changes in delay would make larger differences in the TD metric.

But I don't think a free-world racist, like those in Charlottesville, would make it in here.

Angie Pérez Dávila of Noticieros Televisa predicted that "I Could Fall in Love" would make Selena popular in the United States.

Failure to achieve security in Europe would make the continent irrelevant in world affairs, he added.

In says: "The likely fall in sterling would make all imports more expensive".