Examples of 'it could make' in a sentence
Meaning of "it could make"
it could make - implies a potential or possibility of something happening or being done
How to use "it could make" in a sentence
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it could make
But it could make a difference in this war.
It was mounted so that it could make a full circle.
It could make your leg look chunky.
He said perhaps it could make things correct.
It could make all your lives easier.
You are saying it could make death worse.
It could make a pretty cool science project.
Sounds like it could make a good story.
It could make you as powerful as the gods.
It feels like it could make barbecue bigger.
It could make up for a lot of bad stuff.
Some evidence says it could make it worse.
It could make you a little bit slower.
This looks like it could make me a believer.
It could make the difference in your campaign.
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Not to mention the holes it could make.
As if any of it could make up for what you did to me.
Was that a hair crack because it could make me mad.
It could make thanksgiving dinners a little awkward.
If we did something it could make things worse.
It could make life difficult for you.
Trying to straighten it could make the dislocation worse.
It could make eye contact with you.
I know what it could make you do.
It could make for a very interesting story.
I did not know it could make me feel like nothing.
It could make a big difference in his sentencing.
I really think it could make a difference.
It could make you talk all night.
I thought that it could make an impact.
It could make a resolution seem like a done deal.
I had no idea it could make you this sick.
It could make quite a story for you.
Than that agreed than it could make by abiding by it.
And it could make things a lot worse.
I loved making love thinking it could make a baby.
I guess it could make you a little odd.
The exemption is so broad that it could make all.
And that it could make her worse.
I am afraid to administer drugs because it could make him worse.
That it could make him look bad.
With the hope that it could make you mine.
And it could make the firm money.
Neither he nor it could make me.
Maybe it could make people relax effectively.
I never realised how much better it could make things.
But it could make our search easier.
And she does not see how it could make a musical.
It could make your injuries much worse.
On the other hand it could make it easier emotionally.
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