Sentence examples for making it very from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Chinese empire welcomed foreign cultures making it very cosmopolitan in its urban centers.

"He was using historical tailoring but making it very flamboyant.

Various ministries are supposed to play a role in tackling this problem, making it very difficult.

"They're making it very difficult for people in those areas to survive," said Ms. Hartmann.

"The car can become your friend, making it very hard to relinquish," Mr. Poeppel said.

"Modern technology is making it very difficult to govern," he said.

It said that the strength of the dose can vary, making it very easy to overdose.

He's making it very difficult for himself to stay at Liverpool.

The wind is blowing something fierce, making it very difficult for firefighters to fight".

Patrick then added a remark aimed directly at Abbott: "Tonight, I'm making it very clear, Governor.

They seem to put an egg on almost everything, making it very YUMMY.