Sentence examples for said makes that from inspiring English sources

But the Fed change, he said, "makes that story much more difficult".

Mr. Boies said it no longer mattered whether the votes were counted before or after the certification of Mr. Bush's victory by the Florida secretary of state; a contest lawsuit, he said, makes that issue irrelevant, even though it is before the United States Supreme Court.

Sara Hiom, Cancer Research UK's director of early diagnosis said: "Making that doctor's appointment is important.

Microforecasting subtle variations in wind direction, Smith said, made that site's meteorologists more scientists than forecasters.

The principal who students said made that decision is no longer at the high school.

Many supermarkets already give customers their items for free if they are overcharged, she said, making that penalty in the proposed law besides the point.

"My wife said, 'Make that film -- I'm tired of hearing about it'," Curran says with a laugh.

The fictional Pan Am, needless to say, makes that point at every turn.

"The broadcasting platform serves more as a public service, when the nominee, say, makes that acceptance speech," he said.

If someone says, 'Make that exact piece for me,' I can't.

"Bob," she says, making that one syllable hang in the air all by its sweet self for a moment.