Sentence examples for make it comfortably from inspiring English sources

Would we be better off waiting until 70? A. Many retirement experts say that if you have enough income to make it comfortably to age 70 before receiving Social Security benefits, then you should do exactly that.

Then, dry your feet with a warm towel (put it in the dryer to make it comfortably warm) and apply some sweet smelling lotion.

And yet one aspect of Burn's show, which I will not spoil by explaining, has made it comfortably the most talked-about at the festival.

The band make most of their money from touring anyway, and their 360° tour, which stretched from 2009 to 2011, clawed in $736m across1100 shows, making it comfortably the highest-grossing tour of all time, according to Billboard.

Kent, the holders, made it comfortably through to finals day of the Twenty20 Cup last night, on the way accepting the gift of a 33-run penultimate over served up jointly by Warwickshire's captain and a 19-year-old opening bowler who was pulled from the attack for bowling two full tosses above waist height.

To put that sum into context, the regulated industry in the United Kingdom expects close to a £1bn bonanza for the whole tournament, making it comfortably the biggest betting event of all time.

Make it sit comfortably and then blow its mind with some crazy stuff.

Then make it as comfortably tight as it can around your neck, by tying the other 20mm buckle to make it tight around your neck, making sure at the same time that the rest of the suit is draping down to your buttocks.

No chairs make it harder to sit comfortably and focus on the lesson instead of modesty when your school uniform is a dress.

Mr. Powell eventually refused to take the second test — a more precise one than the test officers gave him when they stopped him — but he seemed to comfortably make it through a series of other sobriety tests that required walking in a straight line, standing on one foot and touching his nose.

It darts into the road with lightning quick speed, with ample time to comfortably make it to the other side... and then something happens.