Sentence examples for might really make it from inspiring English sources

"But with these big crowds, I think he might really make it".

With this much support it looks like the Gears of War movie might really make it to the big screen.

Not having a baby might really make things easier, but that doesn't make it an easy decision.

And we could invest that money somewhere it might really make a difference.

Now that I think of it, that might really make people at Chrysler feel better.

Sacrifice some Christmas presents for a gift that might really make a difference.

What might really make Kerviel feel wounded is UBS's rationale for wanting to push the whole thing under the carpet.

"I've been waiting 40 years for someone to disclose information on a scale that might really make a difference," said Daniel Ellsberg, who exposed a 1,000-page 1,000-pagedy of the Vietnam War in 1971 that became known asecretPentagon Paperstudy

The single "Fireflies" drew ire for its approximation of the Postal Service (the similarities do feel somewhat egregious), but it's the song's lyrics ("I get a thousand hugs, from 10,000 lightning bugs/As they try to teach me how to dance") that might really make you squirm.

But what might really make a difference would be to get Russia and others, even in the Arab world, to observe an enlarged EU that was rediscovering its earlier successes.At present, many prefer to see America as a principal model (and rival), because they see in the EU an image of sclerosis and discontent.

I think having a butt plug in my "Sylvia Brown" might really make me the model employee.