Sentence examples for made it would be from inspiring English sources

But the program was continued through the 1 June date (new proposals are due one month earlier than resubmissions) and, although no official announcement has been made, "it would be safe to say that CSR [NIH's Center for Scientific Review] expects the pilot will continue in the original listed study sections" through the 1 October submission date, according to CSR press officer Donald Luckett.

Rather than erode public trust by trying hard to deny the magnitude of the promises he made, it would be better to honestly admit that most of them are impossible to fulfil, in the short term.

"As improvements are made, it would be great to see the BBC announce plans to further support women's progression and unleash potential in management behind the scenes as well, and for other media companies to follow suit".

Under US law, if an extradition request is made, it would be scrutinised by the State Department and then the Justice Department, and would then have to be approved by a US court, where Knox could appeal the extradition.

Although his are among the most beautiful films ever made, it would be hard to extract from any of them what is conventionally regarded as a beautiful shot, with the faint hint of the postcard inevitably conveyed by such a phrase.

"It would take a great deal of technology development, and money of course, to build the requisite landing craft to survive the surface conditions of present day Venus and to be able to dig into the surface," said Way. "But if the investments were made it would be possible to search for such signs of life, including chemical traces".

"For us to make it would be a lot of hard work paid off".

"To make it would be a dream come true," he said.

A more justified complaint, though only puritans make it, would be of television's inescapable outpouring of junk.

And all this is conducive to the third movie, which if we ever make it, would be quite heartbreaking.

If you wanted to know what music the web would make, it would be Come Down With Me, as it conveys the frazzled feeling of cultural overload.