Sentence examples for make would be from inspiring English sources

(My own view is that the politically shrewdest choice Obama could make would be Chuck Hagel).

"Something simple enough that people can actually make would be nice, too".

The boldest move Congress could make would be to end the Postal Service's monopoly.

"My contract said every invention I make would be theirs, and that's it," Dr. Matalon said.

The most logical change Thomas could make would be replacing Chaney.

Q. Sometimes you don't always know exactly what the right political move to make would be.

Whatever changes they make would be carried into the cloned animal.

His studiedly cavalier attitude to the pricing of his work was meant, at least in part, to make would-be buyers ponder its real worth.

Like the conflicts in Palestine, Sri Lanka and Northern Ireland, the argument combines religious rivalry, territorial dispute and historical grievance a poisonous mixture that tends to make would-be peacemakers give up in despair.

The dynamics of human interaction – hierarchy, solidarity, disdain or admiration – can turn a high vowel into a low one, replace one consonant with another, and make would-be prime ministers sound like comedians.

He said to expect a pick-up for electronics but a drop-off for clothing shops and also for auto dealers, as rising gas prices make would-be buyers jittery about shelling out money for a new ride.