Sentence examples for makes toward from inspiring English sources

"It's the gestures one makes toward saving money that count in the end," she says.

The drunken, loutish advances he makes toward women in a sleazy local disco are just one small step away from attempted rape.

Ryo Ishikawa, a 19-year-old Japanese pro, said he would donate all of his tournament earnings this year, in addition to $1,200 for every birdie he makes, toward earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in Japan.

"His impulse," Winston Churchill wrote during Roosevelt's first year in office, "is one which makes toward the fuller life of the masses of the people in every land, and which, as it glows the brighter, may well eclipse both the lurid flames of German Nordic self-assertion and the baleful unnatural lights which are diffused from Soviet Russia".

While Mr. Gore has worked hard to position himself as the guardian of the strong economy and the candidate of fiscal responsibility, any shift he makes toward new spending programs will leave him vulnerable to attacks by Mr. Bush as a traditional Democratic big spender.

This sector, however, is not sufficiently acknowledged for the important contribution that it makes toward mobility supply, in terms of both policymaking and city planning exercises.

Vessels made toward him at top speed.

Little progress has been made toward this goal.

And what progress has been made toward making our urban infrastructure more resilient?

Only "limited progress" has been made toward fixing the imbalances, the I.M.F.

Moves, albeit limited, were made toward a new international financial architecture.