Sentence examples for limits make from inspiring English sources

Did ammunition limits make sense?

Plus, he said, "the time limits make people more comfortable".

I want to push through the limits, make the ultimate production".

Peer reviews, not age limits, make much more sense as performance measures.

Rainfall and other limits make it prohibitively difficult for some countries to grow all their own food.

Of course, there are practical limits: make a turbine too big and you cannot deliver it to a field or a windy mountain-top.

"He would like to see how far he could push the limits, making people laugh.

The soprano Ylva Kihlberg sings affectingly and, within the opera's limits, makes Selma seem compelling.

"Qaddafi had decided that having camels within the city limits made Tripoli look like a backward place.

Mr. Saban and others said the contribution limits made fund-raising much more difficult and time consuming.

At first, Yeltsin's flamboyant testing of the limits made Gorbachev look comparatively safe to the anxious old guard.