Sentence examples for make that all from inspiring English sources
It is also one myth that my Maasai friends; make that ALL black men would love to "prove" and hold on to because "size matters".
Make that all eight plays.
(Make that all meetings).
Make that all of the above.
Make that all of its overtimes.
A sales tax holiday for computer sales -- no, make that all retailers.
Having a clearly defined brand helps you make that all-important first impression, formed within seven seconds of meeting.
Steven Davis stretched to meet a golden opportunity but his little motoring legs were not quite long enough to make that all-important contact.
It's much easier to make that all-important switch to your personal time when you've finished for the day, although the rise of the 24-hour-email culture is beginning to blur the lines.
Linden Homes, one of the five biggest developers in the UK, said it "warmly welcomed" the package of measures, "which now open up the options for even more people to get on the ladder, or make that all-important next step up".
To make that all-important penthouse -- for which the executive invested $1.5 million and which rises 21 feet above Beethoven Hall -- Mr. Rogers and Ms. Bucher "extracted" the square footage of floor area required for the addition from space within their own apartment and in some of the building's common areas, and "gave" it to the penthouse.
