Sentence examples similar to make- from inspiring English sources

"We're working hard over the holiday period to make the necessary adjustments to our timetable as a consequence, and to provide as much information as we can".

Scheduled to make the 1,492km 9277 miles) journey every day except Christmas Day, the A320 plane has seen passengers delayed for as little as two minutes and as long as 12 hours and 18 minutes.

"I think it's for women to make a choice about what clothes they wish to wear, if they wish to wear a veil that is for a woman to make a choice.

"All the people who form those relations to me make up my community and you assaulted every single one of them".

They think it's unfair to expect Germany to make an open-ended commitment to support these countries in the absence of meaningful reform.

Some days I don't think I'm going to make it and just feel like killing myself.

Jan Crosby, the head of housing at KPMG, said: "These figures make for frightening reading and show that housing affordability is no longer just a problem for lower wage earners.

Don't contact me again you make me feel sick".

She added: "This is further evidence that Paterson's unwillingness to accept the science on climate change is leading him to make the wrong choices on spending cuts within his department".

Every VMA performance, that's what you're looking for; you're wanting to make history".

Our goal was to make it to the final and go for the title.