Sentence examples for makes will come from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bird's tour Songkick is acting as the promoter and ticket seller, taking the bulk of the risk; any profit it makes will come out of ticket sales after it pays expenses, including fees to Mr. Bird and local promoters who will help put on the shows.

"Every decision he will make will come in the form of an official order".

"I'm resigned to the fact that whatever was made will come out," he said.

The chancellor has said the bulk of the savings he wants to make will come from spending cuts.

"None of it went into the company," he added, meaning that any acquisitions that it would make will come from its own cash reserves, as well as debt if needed.

This "considered consumerism" — a desire to invest in products that are sustainable, socially responsible and locally made — will come to the fore in 2015.

If an adjustment on his throwing needs to be made, it will come later.

Making money will come second.

Yes, and you want to use both the very basic as well as clinical knowledge, because we'll never know where the breakthroughs that will allow us to really make advances will come from.

Early next year, $400 million comes due and if those payments cannot be made, another $500 million will come due.

"The inflection point whether they are going to make things happen will come in the second half of the year".