Sentence examples similar to make way for someone's win from inspiring English sources

He does not straighten up and say, let's make way for someone else to do better.

In other words, any local government may evict any citizen to make way for someone richer.

But at 67, she adds, it was time to make way for someone new.

"Why don't you stand aside and make way for someone else?"This is just one example among many.

Twelve years is long enough to get things done or to make way for someone who has not gone native to the ways of government.

If you cannot take them on without calling for the cops, you should make way for someone who can.

They say their not well-liked leader should have made way for someone else by now.

2.51am GMT Amour wins best foreign film Oscar Make way, make way for this year's nominees.

Someone may even make way for you.

■"Make way for tomorrow".

Make way for the old!