Sentence examples for making after from inspiring English sources

It is an argument he is making, after all.

The alchemy majors wanted to know how much money they'd be making after graduation.

And perhaps it's a political point he's been making after all.

She prepares dishes you can imagine making after a busy day at work.

Things plod a bit in the second half, though, making After the Storm more it'll-do than must-buy.

Fulham also have a new left-back star in the making after 19-year-old Matthew Briggs made an eye-catching full debut for the club against Vale.

Others, however, say the new markets are just making after-hours trading more democratic.

There is certainly less racism now, but most city neighborhoods are still segregated, making after-school integration difficult.

He absolutely abhorred the thought of me making after-life decisions at the tender age of 20 years.

The artist was very enamored of this idea of picture-making: after his 1949 heart attack, he made nearly 200 prints.

Frank's theatricality is a form of fiction-making, after all.