Sentence examples similar to to make something available from inspiring English sources

"My feeling would be, to get around the situation with someone like Taylor Swift – but Spotify won't do it – is a window between making something available on the premium service, earlier than it's made available on the free service".

My feeling would be to get around the situation with someone like Taylor Swift – but Spotify won't do it – is a window between making something available on the premium service, earlier than it's made available on the free service," said Dickins.

Starting Hot Fruit was about making something available that didn't already exist.

"But you can't just close them in the absence of a very clear plan to make something else available," he said.

It's great to be able to make something that is available around the world, and that people appreciate so much, but at the end of the day it's just beer and it's important to remember that.

Translation: don't expect Time Warner Cable to make something like Auto Hop available to its customers anytime soon.

She has since been lauded by the mainstream media in Pakistan for "seeing the gap in the market" with the "intent to make something this valuable readily available".

This decision will depend on your skills and the time you have available to make something.

"I want to make something.

We needed to make something happen".

To embrittle means to make something brittle.