Sentence examples similar to make known a want from inspiring English sources

So make it known you want to work together.

Former government members Peter Kilfoyle, George Howarth, Fiona Mactaggart, Greg Pope and Janet Anderson also made it known they want a challenge.

In a post-match television interview, the Welshman made it known he wants a weekly starting position and cast doubt over his future at the Bernabeu, saying he would sit with his agent over summer.

"Chris has made it known he wants a mixture of youth and experience in the squad and I'm probably a blend of the two," said Gobern, who started his career at Southampton.

Make them know you want to go a little further.

As John Coltrane was dying of liver cancer, he made it known that he wanted a relatively spare funeral.

Personally, I've never known a wine to make me want to apologize for existing.

We as a society need to become a force that will make a student want to know things, speak coherently and write cogently.

KB: You may not recognise the term: promoting social enterprise to students is challenging as many may never have heard of the term but they do know they want to make a difference in their community, so language is key in how you introduce social enterprise.

Be sure your head shot will invite the viewer in and make them want to know a person better.

Michael wanted to make a plan, wanted to know what he'd be doing for the winter.