Sentence examples for make with a from inspiring English sources

It's a discovery anyone could make, with a small, simple telescope.

That being said, the business case to adequately address the issues is hard to make with a real data.

Q. Aren't they hard to make? A. They are not at all hard to make, with a bit of practice.

And of course you don't have to keep agreements you make with a country that you say doesn't exist.

What happened with "Firefly" was, it was exactly what I was trying to make, with a couple compromises.

The signing of Komiyama is not the only deal the Mets may make with a Japanese player or team.

Those strategies involved making deals with retailers not unlike the ones "that a beverage maker would make with a supermarket".

His six-heart contract would have been a strong favorite to make with a normal division of dummy's club suit.

And there's only so much hay you can make with a scuffed-up pair of Bass Weejuns.

If "speak softly and carry a big stick" works, think of the impact one can make with a big bottle.

I know what a difference we can make with a little paint, with good art, with interesting arrangements," she said.