Sentence examples for making it would be from inspiring English sources

Still, given the waves these movements are making, it would be nice to hear their leaders talk about what specifically they have to offer the world.

Though this promises to be distinguished music making, it would be more welcome if the rest of the season were not so fixed in the Central European mainstream.

Podhoretz called it "one of the great works of confessional autobiography in American literature," and concluded his book by saying he hoped that "Making It" would be appreciated as a similarly bold literary act.

With the high-end high-fidelity hardware the company is making, it would be easy to frame Dysonics as hardware company, but Dalton is weary with that classification.

With the high-end high-fidelity hardware the company is making, it would be easy to frame Dysonics as hardware company, but Dalton is weary with that classification.

When it comes to mobile and broadband, you can sell it as fast as you can make it, but nobody ever said making it would be easy — or cheap.

"For us to make it would be a lot of hard work paid off".

But because they took 10 days to make, it would be rather a shame.

"To make it would be a dream come true," he said.

A more justified complaint, though only puritans make it, would be of television's inescapable outpouring of junk.

And all this is conducive to the third movie, which if we ever make it, would be quite heartbreaking.