Sentence examples for make out from from inspiring English sources

Watching closely I could make out, from these gestures, odd phrases, even an occasional sentence.

As far as I can make out from background discussions, no such pressure has been applied.

What he said was difficult to make out from across the street, but his gestures were clear.

The only real eccentricity I could make out from my vantage point was a forward placement of one bassoonist.

It's beyond Oz, beyond Narnia: it's the miraculous land you can just make out from the margins of a book.

You won't be able to make out from 'Man', played with dreadful plausibility by Ben Chaplin, who frames the action, introducing each scene.

Special importance is given to the trigger system made out from four levels.

And tonight, several decades later, Bolling will receive a $15,000 check — made out from the Herblock Foundation itself.

The 1943 mailing date can be made out from the twelve-item box, but no date can be discerned for the two-item box.

The low, scrubby oval of Robben Island, a few miles offshore, can be made out from any of the heights around Cape Town.

And the conversation, or at least the snippets that reporters have made out from a distance, has often been less than edifying.