Sentence examples for making that it from inspiring English sources

The project was so long in the making that it outlived two of its patrons.

The comedy of "Toni Erdmann" — which opens Sunday and is one of the nine films shortlisted by the Academy for Best Foreign-Language Fism — isoson-the-noseso, so constrainedly linked to specific points that its writer and director, Maren Ade, is making, that it stays on the safe and solid edge of the treacherous psychological terrain that it hints at.

Recently, though, I found myself telling my 13-year-old son, who was in the process of burning the scrambled eggs he was making, that it was important for him to learn some basic cooking skills.

The exhibition may actually show that there are indeed some distinctions worth making, that it is not just "Shoah biz" that can be vulgar, and that there are times when a sense of moral ambiguity can really be moral blindness.

"You have to have a strange and obsessive love of curtain making that it can be this interesting," said Mr. Riley, who mentioned Petra Blaisse, the Dutch designer, as the only other person he could think of who was investigating Ms. Bright's type of fabric constructivism.

Rosen mentioned artists like Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean, who were, at that time, graduating to country's A-list with songs that sounded more at home in frat houses than honky-tonks, and the term "bro-country" so incisively and humorously summed up the sort of music they were making that it immediately became a staple in country music discourse.

Make that: it's possible.

Nothing makes that worth it.

Make that urgent to straighten it out.

Having seen it helped make that clearer.

It's made that mistake before.