Sentence examples for makes it because from inspiring English sources

"Doh" makes it (because Nick Hornby, for one, used it in a book).

Dessert only happens if someone else buys or makes it because I won't do either; I might schlep home a piece of watermelon.

But Chris never makes it because the shock wave pushes him back into the main concourse area, and he takes the worst of it.

"Probably every museum on the Island makes it because of volunteers," said Paul DeOrsay, executor director of the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum and president of the Long Island Museum Association.

In fact, I like all cheese and I love bread and I love bread-and-butter pudding and it's even better when my friend Polly makes it because she puts chocolate in it.

In a piece in Mother Jones, Deanna Pan said "Psy is the 'Asian man who makes it' because he fits neatly into our pop cultural milieu wherein Asian men are either kung-fu fighters, Confucius-quoting clairvoyants or the biggest geeks in high school".

Condi made it because she worked hard.

And make it "because of" instead of "due to".

To keep the sentence parallel, make it "because of either".

She could make it because she has a significant platform.

"I made it because he told me to.