Sentence examples for make some planned from inspiring English sources

Adding to this cost, by following the Government's advice that we should pay substantially more into community funds for future projects, will unfortunately make some planned wind energy developments uneconomic in England, so they will not go ahead and that is very disappointing.

Adding to this cost, by following the government's advice that we should pay substantially more into community funds for future projects, will unfortunately make some planned wind energy developments uneconomic in England.

But she did make some plans, he said.

"Every time we see each other, we say we need to Skype and make some plans.

Should we make some plans just in case?" Finally, you may be faced with a patient in despair who has lost all hope.

The chances of my body rejecting the kidney are now very slim, meaning we can sleep a little sounder at night and make some plans for next year.

So I feel like saying, 'Well, can you give me a date so I can make some plans?' " She laughed a deep laugh and said she'd grown accustomed to his ailments.

The train continued its halting progress up the bank of the river, and Blake tried to force himself to make some plans for escape, but the immediate threat to his life made this difficult, and instead of planning sensibly, he thought of the many ways in which he could have avoided her in the first place.

He told BBC Tees: "Hopefully these two weeks allow the club to make some plans and if that means them offering me the position then yes I do want it".

If you feel down, call a friend who has a knack for uplifting conversations; make some plans together.

You can plan to reinvent your life in retirement overseas... or you can launch a new life overseas and then make some plans.