Sentence examples for making it rather from inspiring English sources

"It was about pleasure in the moment of making it rather than always looking for the end result.

Rick has a whole bucket of equipment for making it, rather like a mobile Starbucks, and it sees a lot of action through the day.

Australia's environmental movement is very sensitive to any threat to the Great Barrier Reef, making it rather likely that a full investigation will be conducted into how the Shen Neng 1 strayed so far off course.

His paintings here, "(Beige) Canvas No. 1 B, Timeline Series" (2009) and "(Gray) Canvas No. 1 A, Timeline Series" (2009), are not complete, making it rather difficult to assess their merits.

Then again, the Jets never trusted Tebow enough to view him as a viable replacement for Sanchez, making it rather unlikely that they will consider him for next Sunday's game, which just so happens to be in his hometown, Jacksonville, Fla. "We'll evaluate our situation as the week goes on," Ryan said.

However, conditions just aren't quite how Adrian imagined in his youth; he hasn't managed to pursue his international poet idea... Overall this book was rather "all over the shop", as it contained different sections of storylines compiled together, making it rather difficult to understand.

Because of this its effect on yield was variable through the years, which makes it rather unpredictable.

Which, ergo, makes it rather appealing.

It's an instinct, which makes it rather elusive.

Cops make it rather hard for them, and chase them.

Which, perhaps, make it rather laudable that Mr Brown is having a go.