Sentence examples for that makes really from inspiring English sources

Well, doesn't that sound like the sort of thing that makes really interesting telly?

"Say Scunthorpe to people now, and they'll probably say, 'Oh, that's where Skint was filmed', rather than 'Oh, that's the town that makes really high-quality steel for all the railways in Europe,'" he said.

IIMAX, the company that makes really big movie screens and projectors to match, is winning the movie wars.

After a short break, Old Spice — otherwise known as "that company that makes really, really good ads and, I don't know, deodorant or something" — is back with another web campaign that proves their ad team is one of very few that can repeatedly and intentionally make things that go viral.

The editorial goes on to talk about an entirely imaginary bakery, a beloved local institution that makes really great croissants, but whose new Muslim owner won't put ham or bacon in his sandwiches.

But what difference would that make, really?

Distinguishing between those and the 20% that make really big money takes time.

There's something about her that makes you really comfortable.

"It's the one thing that makes him really embarrassed".

Find something that makes you really angry and aestheticise it.

The other thing that makes Big Data really big is the variety of data.