Sentence examples for make it rose from inspiring English sources
If the Bulls make it, Rose would become only the seventh No. 1 draft pick since 1981 to make the playoffs as a rookie.
Oh, all right, let's make it Rose Lodge.
It's OK if you don't make it, Rose has never won any of her 7 times.
The simplest contains no yeast, only bicarbonate of soda to make it rise.
You start at $10-$10-$15 tonne and slowly make it rise to $60 or so.
But he can make it rise up and stand on end, he said.
The Argentine imposed his will on the ball to make it rise, dip and drop into the far corner of the net.
Then he returned, digging trenches in the sand so that the water would climb faster, and humming his song to make it rise: "Come on, climb, climb, waves!
In 1967 a group of protesters led by Abbie Hoffman, founder of the Yippie party, surrounded the Pentagon in Washington and tried to make it rise in the air, spin around and turn orange.
Ujima has to use a special technique for "proving" the dough – letting it rest so the yeast can make it rise – to help preserve the loaves in Kenya's heat, but otherwise the bread-making process is the same.
The point at which the guitar band is proclaimed dead is generally the point at which a host of enthusiasts defy the laws of science, or at least music critics, and make it rise from the ashes.
