Sentence examples for make the large from inspiring English sources

He tries to make the large Hispanic short-order cook appreciate "underdone" French toast.

This is already being used to make the large fan blades at the front of some jet engines.

All countries – rich and poor – face the problem of how to make the large number of their existing schools earthquake-resistant.

The emerging doctrine was that privatisation would make the large utilities more efficient and productive, and thus make British capitalism competitive relative to its continental rivals.

A sudden stop of capital flowing into the UK could make the large current account deficit difficult to sustain and lead to a sharp fall in sterling," write Sonali Punhani and Neville Hill, fixed-income research analysts at the bank.

Their publishing empire, which had sales of $348 million last year, has no political action committee, nor does it make the large, unregulated soft-dollar donations that many corporations do to gain political access in Washington.

But that model may not be enough for Toms to make the large-scale impact that Mycoskie envisions.

This has tended to make the large-circulation magazine an exploiter rather than a discoverer of fresh talent or new ideas.

THE largest country in the European Union did not make the largest news this time.

Now, the Republican candidate will get another chance to make the larger case.

Through sheer concentration, he could make the largest galleries in golf disappear.