Sentence examples for make to him from inspiring English sources

Below is the entirely imagined response I would like the government to make to him.

What possible difference could it make to him, after all, if they were lies or truth, or a complicated patchwork of the two?

"I put down 'civil engineer,' she said, "because that seemed the most conservative, but do you suppose he means which would I rather marry or does he mean just live with the man in sin, and anyway what earthly difference can it make to him?" We asked what sort of chap this personnel manager appeared to be.

"What difference does it make to him if it is Osama bin Laden or not?" Back in the real-estate office, where Ahmad was still working on his calculation, discussion turned to a joke going around town — that Abbottabad should change its name to Osamabad.

People charged with crimes may be held for trial, of course, but the government may not be prepared to charge Mr. Padilla and may be uncomfortable with the disclosures it would have to make to him and at a trial if it charged him with a crime.

'What return can I make to him for all his goodness to me? as he gave it to others who loved him.

It's about Alberto, allegations made to him.

I asked what difference it made to him.

What kind of commitment are you making to him?

It was not made to him, nor did the consideration proceed from him.

The only concession made to him was the privilege of wearing all his clothes.