Sentence examples for may make into from inspiring English sources

Last week, as the United States Open kicked off in Queens, tennis players in Leif Ericson Park rallied around a lesser-known group of courts that the city may make into a roller hockey rink.

By Thomas Meehan The New Yorker, May 6 , 1961P. 39 Excerpt from the "Times" saying that Jerry Wald, motion picture producer, may make James Joyce 's Ulysses into a movie.

Excerpt from the "Times" saying that Jerry Wald, motion picture producer, may make James Joyce 's Ulysses into a movie.

"Your best commodity that may make you into a superstar may be the same thing that leads to you being in trouble".

Some of them may make it into the final legislation, even if it means displacing or cutting back on some of Mr. Bush's provisions.

The Forty-Nine, a retro design that was a big hit at this year's auto shows, may make it into production in a few years.

Contador, a three-time winner, and his compatriot Samuel Sanchez looked as if they may make inroads into the rest of their rivals as they pressed in the final kilometres.

While some birds dip into shallow water, more aerial species may make aerial dips into water and arboreal species often make use of dew or rain that collect on leaves.

The incident is a crucial part of her study of intimacy and its consequences, one that may make its way into her book of essays.

"In the short term, GKN will consider paying down short term bank borrowings and may make advance payments into the GKN pension fund," it said in a statement.

It may make its way into video as well.