Sentence examples for make out for from inspiring English sources

Inside her room — the pretense that he is merely walking her to the door has apparently dissolved — they make out for a while by the bathroom.

So it is not wholly inconsistent – not as much as the Brexit campaigners make out – for Mr Corbyn to now declare, given the forced choice before him, that the best path is indeed to "remain and reform".

Today, her own test for whether a marriage is happy boils down to one question: "At the end of the day, do you want to jump into that person's arms and make out?" For Ms. Apton, that is the most important "I Do" there is.

The next day Ms. DeGeneres had a request for the newly minted couple from the reality show "Average Joe": "Would y'all make out for us right now?" Then she ended the week drinking Champagne with Diane Keaton, who was promoting her film "Something's Gotta Give".

I do see some light, but it's not enough to make out, for example, the end of a row of buildings". Reddish and other patients will be monitored for a year in the hope that the device helps to improve their vision.

"I couldn't really make out for myself what I was listening for - because I was so conditioned to [hearing] a solo singer with a backing group.

The change is not being made out of sympathy for people like Ms. Barringer.

The gesture was made out of gratitude for the canonisation of the Polish pope, John Paul II.

SHOWALTER: I made out for the first time at camp.

So, is the case made out for pay cuts for the lowest paid public sector workers?

The check was forged by someone, made out for $3,500 and cashed.