Sentence examples for likely to make something from inspiring English sources

Hernández looked the most likely to make something happen, his movement sharp and intelligent.

Yes, certain specialist ingredients are easier to pick up on the way home from work in London, Mary-Ellen said, but home cooks in the north and south are equally as likely to make something interesting and "exotic".

All of which is likely to make Detroit something of a trailblazer in Chapter 9 terms.

"I want to make something.

[You] try to make something happen".

He wanted to make something fun.

"We tried to make something stylish.

"She meant to make something happen".

To embrittle means to make something brittle.

The Cambridge online dictionary definition of inclusion, for instance, is 'to contain something as part of something else, or to make something part of something else'; while the definition of incorporation is 'to include something as part of something larger'.

have to make something of yourself".