Sentence examples for that make to from inspiring English sources
But assuming that he succeeds Mr Blair, perhaps in June or July, what difference will that make to the way Britain is governed?
If so, what difference might that make to the rest of the world?Life imitates Goldman SachsThe BRICs matter because of their economic weight.
Mr. Van Os then asked "what difference would even that make" to the "factual reality of where was George W. Bush at the times in question and what was he doing?" A correction in this space yesterday misstated Newsweek's description of Mr. Burkett.
Mr. Van Os then asked "what difference would even that make" to the "factual reality of where was George W. Bush at the times in question and what was he doing?" The article also misidentified the position held by Mr. Bush's father in the early 1970's.
Imagine if tomorrow you could announce Mark Cuban, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates as a part of your board, how much of a difference could that make to your startup?
Also, relatively low price of tobacco in Korea could be contributed to smoke in that make to improve the accessibility of social resource availability as part of social support [ 48].
"Does that make sense to anybody?
Does that make it likely to tank?
Listen to songs that make you happy.
that makes them difficult to interview.
