Sentence examples for it to making from inspiring English sources
The IWF is in a difficult position because its charter limits it to making decisions about websites that are brought to its attention by third parties.
"The discussion now is how can you take the level of commitment to security and apply it to making the border commerce more efficient?" he said.
Obama, in his press conference, compared it to making the decision as a society that all new cars should have seat belts.
Selling such a convoluted raft of measures is difficult: former Labor prime minister Bob Hawke has compared it to making "ice cream out of a bucket of shit".
But, if the Greeks did have greater technological sophistication than we think they did, why didn't they apply it to making more useful things — time- and work-saving machines, for example — instead of elaborate singing automatons?
Laurence Tribe, a professor at Harvard Law School: "It was inspiring, absolutely inspiring to see someone as brilliant as Barack Obama take all of the talent and devote it to making people's lives better".
Politicians will use it to make speeches".
She wanted it to make sense.
"They're in it to make money.
We whitewashed it to make it lighter.
