Sentence examples for makes should from inspiring English sources

Mr. Durham ultimately combines history and morality with a dynamic intelligence, even when the points he makes should be all too clear.

But the savings that the artist makes should hopefully be passed onto the consumer – in this case Tomorrow's Modern Boxes costs $6, much less than most new albums.

Vicky Browning, chief executive of CharityComms, said: "The ability to encapsulate what a charity is all about, and the difference it makes, should never be under-rated.

Citing more than $50 billion in military orders it won last year, Boeing said strong demand for military aircraft and weapons systems it makes should ensure that it meets its growth goals in 2004 and 2005.

Every move it makes should be informed by the views and interests of licence fee payers.' But in a sop to commercial channels who wanted the BBC brought under external regulators, the broadcasting watchdog Ofcom will be involved in the public values test for new channels, examining whether such changes are destabilising commercial rivals.

It's pretty silent too, the noise it makes should fall between 18-25 dB. .

Decision making should be faster and fairer.

"Decisions made should not involve politics," she said.

Inference making should be cautious and restrained.

"The deals I've made should be textbook deals.

"A promise made should be a promise kept," Low says.