Sentence examples for making every bit from inspiring English sources

The Spurs have a way of making every bit of their offense look easy, and eliminating highly efficient transition opportunities should fortify the Thunder's overall defense.

The apparent shallowness and glitz of Hollywood are often mocked, but it has always seemed to me that there is a ton of intelligence and passion that goes into making every bit of a Hollywood movie or TV show.

This time it is a lower total England are chasing, 160, but they are making every bit as much a mess of it, with a middle-order collapse, so that when Stuart Broad joins Bopara, 55 runs are still needed from the last three wickets.

Buckets, tote bags, wagons, pencil cases and more can be used to enhance the overall presentation, making every bit of your gift usable.

He makes every bit of the story matter.

And the death of a performer makes every bit of recorded material that much more precious.

The dirty truth is that profiling makes every bit of sense.

"The landlords wanted to make every bit of money they could possibly make," said Arlene Simon, the president of the preservation group Landmark West.

And it piles on the coincidences, to the point where Hanna's life is made every bit as eventful as that of the African slave.

He thinks Mr Kerry could do a good job negotiating between the Taliban and the Afghan government; it seems to me he'll probably make every bit as much difference as Henry Kissinger did in negotiating between South and North Vietnam.

Whether or not it's true (it is), I would like to suggest that pure delicious tripe like Towie makes every bit as valid a contribution to the culture as Adam Curtis banging on about something poetic over some old videotapes.