Sentence examples for man could make from inspiring English sources

Or the aforementioned hunky man could make me one.

(Without the help women have traditionally provided, no man could make it work, either).

"It was the evening that I realised a white man could make magic," he said.

Played wrongly, Jackman told me, The Man could make the audience recoil and think, "Ugh, what a dick".

I lay there completely engrossed in the sound this man could make and it brought tears to my eyes.

Maybe only a wounded man could make it, or one who felt his wound was greater than those of others.

Gabin was irrepressibly suave -- how many men could make one suit so peerlessly right?

He said that his men could make forays into Taliban areas but that they could not hold terrain.

The rental system described in the story is real, and this man had to vacate his cell every visiting day so that other, more fortunate men could make love to their women.

I know what you're thinking: can't we just get back to the time when Hollywood men could make their big solo frontier picture without being subject to cross-species acts of sexual violence?

They argue that the salary structure is merely a lump sum, and that what the men could make by playing the same number of games as the women would add up to a higher figure.