Examples of 'i mean to make' in a sentence

refers to the intention or purpose of creating or producing something specific

I mean to make the government see sense.

And when they do I mean to make the most of it.

I mean to make you forget both of them.

I will let you understand the use I mean to make of them.

I mean to make those hopes real.

It is upon that ground that I mean to make my fight when I go into court.

I mean to make you a good wife.

My father has made it a great paper, but I mean to make it greater.

I mean to make good use of every hour of sailing time.

The gods have given me a second chance . I mean to make the most of it.

I mean to make her jealous.

Deplorable conditions these, but soon I mean to make a change.

I mean to make the most of it.

Now all the tears are over, I mean to make Koman my wife.

I mean to make you believe it.

See also

i mean to do

i mean to go

i mean to say

i mean to tell

Ifthis be his last Christmas here for a while, I mean to make it a goodly one.

I mean to make things pay.

Do not worry . If it happens, I mean to make a go of being your wife.

I mean to make him pay.

To perfect the large varieties of drumhead, - by which I mean to make.

I mean to make a garden of my land.

I just want to let the Saidi family know I mean to make amends.".

I mean to make myself sound like an interesting and impressive person.

As I was saying, I mean to make the most of my right to speak.

I mean to make you the most popular and therefore most monetarily successful playwright in London.

By self-referential, you mean… I mean to make myself sound like an interesting and impressive person.

I mean to make a different life for Rawdy and I.

Well, I mean to make films.

I mean to make an Unbreakable Vow.

If it happens, I mean to make a go of being your wife. Don't worry.

I mean to make a go of being your wife . If it happens.

And when they do, I mean to make the most of it . ( MRS PATMORE SNIGGERS ).

I mean to make myself a man, and if I succeed, I shall succeed in everything else.

And I mean to make you call me master.

I mean to make her jealous . Of course.

But I mean to make up for that by.

I mean to make Mr. Bancroft feel … even more guilty for causing his death?

The point I mean to make is that we are consistent in our inconsistency.

I mean to make a good history course, it requires a great deal [… ].

But I mean to make things right.

But I mean to make up for it.

No, I mean to make you fall in love with me.

Examples of using Mean

I do not mean that your feelings are tiny

Fancy words that do not mean anything

The mean treatment duration was two years

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Examples of using Make

You always make the right decision

Make sure to stir during or after cooking

You did not make arrangements for this

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