Sentence examples for what we should make from inspiring English sources

"I said: 'You know what we should make this?

It's getting very difficult to know what we should make of Lady Mary.

What we should make of such stories is that they don't add up to a whole.

I asked David C. Unger, who covers the European crisis for the editorial board, what we should make of the new Greek prime minister, Lucas Papademos, and the likely new Italian leader, Mario Monti.

In light of the recent escalation of partisanship in the United States, not to mention other widening global ideological fissures, I think it's important that we reflect, however briefly, on what we should make of this fact, with regard to our own ethnocentrism.

However, given what was said above, it is far from obvious what we should make of Butler's claim that sex "was always already gender" (1999, 11).

"Our store was breaking…we still made some money, but we didn't make anywhere close to what we should have made," Marshall admits.

That's what we should do as a country – making sure we are ready to cope with future crises.

He was really hard on me when I first came in, as to what calls we should make.

As beneficiaries of those two programs, we have this version of courage to commend to them: Tell us retired Americans what sacrifices we should make in order to ensure our children and grandchildren's access to these benefits.

The discussion might therefore be better framed as to what changes we should make that can result in better outcomes: how do we deliver care that is cost-effective and reduces the burden of chronic disease?