Sentence examples for some would make from inspiring English sources

Some would make a natural bid of two clubs, planning to support hearts on the next round.

Some would make use of the heritage value of such sites while others would simply make use of the unusual space.

(Some would make a case for Neville Chamberlain, the architect of appeasement, or Sir Anthony Eden, whose premiership was destroyed by the Suez Crisis).

Yet it would be ridiculous to suggest that Rangers are without hope or, indeed, as poor as some would make out.

In a news conference in London in December, he said he saw the movie "as a broader metaphor, not so intensely politicized as some would make it, but rather that's how we treat the natural world as well".

He also has two dogs, two nonoperational school buses, two camping trailers and an abundance of of car panels and sculptures, which to some would make his little corner of the Catskills resemble "War of the Worlds" on acid.

In general, a more clear quantification of some data would make some conclusions more convincing.

Contrary to the claim some would make--that African American youth lack interest in science careers--the fact is that university enrollment in science programs has historically risen and fallen in almost perfect correlation to the opportunities in the job market.

He says he hoped that some space would make it easier to communicate.

Some locations would make even the John Lewis partners green with envy.

It goes without saying that some genotypes would make better insurance risks or better employees than others.