Sentence examples for make her problems from inspiring English sources

The fund-raiser, Roger Chugh, said he had powerful contacts in the township government, Ms. Pollepalli said, and he offered to make her problems disappear in exchange for a $3,000 donation to Mr. McGreevey's campaign for governor.

Plus, getting hammered every weekend definitely didn't make her problems disappear.

Training up a bunch of younger and better qualified British kids to add to the pool of Latvian postgrads competing for this job is obviously going to make her problem worse, not better.

And Angle herself has taken to disdainfully squawking at the people who have had it the hardest this year in her state and the nation, referring to the unemployed as "spoiled" and making it clear that solving the unemployment crisis is not something she plans to make her problem: "As your U.S. Senator, I'm not in the business of creating jobs".

(She said she had the same problem when she began using e-mail, which, perhaps, makes her problem as much about adapting to digital shifts as it is about communicating with children).

She added that she found it offensive when a senior official at the Federal Communications Commission mentioned as an aside that she should make her regulatory problems go away by selling the company to a giant like AT&T.

You first welcome, that one will make that person free and will make her air out her problems that she may be in need of telling you.

I can't make her face my problem".

If she seems like a logical person, then I can make her wickedness your problem and I relish that.

But isn't that exactly what we do in K through 12? Shouldn't a tax on Wall Street and progressive taxation in general make her "rich kid" problem go away?

The oldest Bradford child, Charlie, attempts to balance the contradictory desire to love his mother, make her happy, and fix her problem.