Sentence examples for indeed make it from inspiring English sources

If true, that would indeed make it the largest meth bust in history.

Full disclosure early in trials might indeed make it harder for firms to protect clever new ideas.

In light of how big a priority malaria is for these countries they may well indeed make it work.

During a break, Mr. Mehsling said the new system — and the mandated consequences — would indeed make it easier for principals to fire low-performing teachers.

The German constitution would indeed make it exceedingly hard, but it is unlikely that Mr Kohl would anyway want to try it.

We think, perhaps, of Thoreau, the ultimate dabbler in experience, whose works has nonetheless contributed to a fetishizing of nature that does, indeed, make it a consumable good.

Its universality indeed makes it the realization of Tennyson's parliament of man.

According to recent studies, pollen is indeed making it into the air earlier, with more intensity, and sticking around for a longer period of time.

If Impeachment indeed makes it to the starting gate, he will be the only one of 19 Derby starters to run in all three Triple Crown races.

My father had a stirrup pump, and my brothers carried pails of water to him, but water seemed useless against this infernal fire — indeed, made it burn even more furiously.

"I'd say, 'If I ever make it, I'm moving up here.' " Mr. Palminteri has indeed made it; he is busier than ever, writing, directing and acting in films.