Sentence examples for make it rather from inspiring English sources
Still, I left with a new respect for barbera, a feeling that it would be much more highly regarded if it wasn't in the shadow of its by turns brooding and pretty rival; that its light dusting of tannins make it rather more accessible than nebbiolo; and that it can be a special occasion wine as well as a handy midweek pasta or pizza partner.
You might like to make it rather more.
Cops make it rather hard for them, and chase them.
Which, perhaps, make it rather laudable that Mr Brown is having a go.
That would make it rather more roomy than it actually is – 14 square metres.
He added: "The dramatic events that followed the writing of this letter make it rather sad.
Because of this its effect on yield was variable through the years, which makes it rather unpredictable.
That makes it rather unusual.
Which, ergo, makes it rather appealing.
It's an instinct, which makes it rather elusive.
"Friendly made it rather clear that he thought the framing was witting".
