Sentence examples for would make given from inspiring English sources

After his meeting with Roth, Sanders made a trailer for the film that he would make, given the chance.

They argued that this overestimated the saving the local authorities would make, given that they would still have to provide the same services to other schools.

"I was surprised that was a gesture a politician would make, given that you have to have a relative balance if you are secretary of state for Northern Ireland on these matters," he said.

There are a couple of recommendations that I would make, given our view of the world in which you are going to be seeing the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, possibly later this year or certainly into next year.

I explained to her if she used the full $21.05 it would make giving me change easier as she'd only need to grab a ten, a five, and two quarters.

That would have given Made Men's 4.5 mic rating an air of legitimacy.

Even so, an eventual association would be hard to make given the rather low number of mutated cases studied.

If James had made both, he would have given the Cavs the lead.

I'd made their day by giving them the chance to demonstrate how tolerant they were.

Bryan's brain injury, and the medications he'd been given, made him numb and flattened out his personality.

I had no clue that bonds would be made, love would be given, cries would be shared.