Sentence examples for make them open from inspiring English sources

Make them open the books.

Asked what he would do if his finance minister refused to loosen the purse strings, he replied: "We'll make them open.

A senior figure close to the talks said Miliband had not inspired trade unionists enough to make them open the purse strings.

Another arresting image, "Pioneer with a Trumpet" from 1930, is a close-up seemingly shot from directly under the youth's chin.Rodchenko, who thought that teaching people new ways of seeing would make them open to new ways of thinking, believed that his experiments supported the government's goals.

To get all this so wrong, and to put in so much that is extraneous, and then to leave out TS Eliot... Ah well, perhaps at least it will send people back to the novel, or make them open it for the first time.

But there are plenty of ways that competitors could help the big players offset those costs if the government would simply make them open the pipes.

I think it just makes them open up.

Did you have difficulty in making them open up to you?

That security that he so naturally instilled in his subjects is, I believe, what made them open up to him in the way they did.

"Our students don't have as much diversity as people in some other areas, so this makes them open their eyes," said Deb Pinkham, the program's English teacher.

"It made them open their eyes". The Basques are considered the oldest community in Europe, a people of somewhat mysterious origin who fiercely guard their traditions, and, among some, a kind of ethnic purity.