Sentence examples for to even things out from inspiring English sources

"In the end, you have enough laps in the race to even things out," he said.

"I think if we really want to advocate for equality, it's important to even things out".

To even things out, she tells Ms. Wolf what is happening in her own life.

"There's a bit of magic in everything," he told us: "And then some loss to even things out".

To respond with a gift of equal value would be to say implicitly that you wish to even things out and draw your relationship to a close.

But as an old flame of yours named Lou Reed once said, "There's a bit of magic in everything, and then some loss to even things out".

How, in the wake of Gore's perceived gains from the notorious kiss with Tipper, "to kind of even things out, George Bush and his wife were seen making out at an execution".

I hope that will even things out a little bit".

We're still pretty good runners and we do even things out on the weights.

That should even things out, right?

"There's always going to be rough, but that evens things out for the spinners," continued Swann.