Sentence examples for make any great from inspiring English sources

Don't make any great announcements.

"I didn't make any great contribution to the world of finance — let's put it that way".

We don't really make any great contribution, but people all over the world pay such attention to us".

Championship leaders Michael Bartels and Andrea Bertolini came home in ninth place, but none of their close challengers were able to make any great inroads into their lead.

Okoye had lined up against some of the Broncos' own fringe players – back-up offensive linemen fighting to make the squad but failed to make any great impact.

Some sarcastic voices from the Pentagon might retort that it doesn't make any great difference whether Mr. Blair survives, or whether the British take part in a war.

Rondo said he did not make any greater effort to score, but his offense allowed the other Celtics to produce.

To see if they would make any greater impression today, the wine panel recently tasted 20 bottles of negroamaro-based wines from Apulia.

"I don't think it has been particularly successful in the series, but people need to remember going back to two umpires making decisions on their own is not going to make any greater percentage of right decisions," he said.

"General Taylor never made any great show or parade either of uniform or retinue".

But I don't know that that makes any great difference, after all.