Sentence examples for make at all from inspiring English sources

Without a confident grasp of electronics and avant-garde classical music, Mirza's work isn't easy to make at all.

So while Chineseness bounces off Irishness to yield dot-com magic, working classness evidently has no contribution to make at all.

"What the article does not make at all clear is that I told the undercover journalists that I always stick to the rules and declare any interests.

Assistant manager Ally McCoist refused to divulge details of the altercation, insisting: "Unfortunately, I've got no comment to make at all on any situation involving Kris Boyd and the manager.

"What the article does not make at all clear is that I told the undercover journalists that I always stick to the rules and declare any interests," he said in a statement.

The same one all drivers make at all times following too closely while going too fast.

"There are no accusations made at all".

"But that they have been made at all".

"We don't see any progress being made at all.

Or they won't be made at all".

"But those changes were minuscule, if they were made at all.