Examples of 'make way' in a sentence
Meaning of "make way"
The phrase 'make way' is used to request or command someone to clear a path or create space for someone or something to pass through. It can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. In a literal sense, it means physically moving aside or making room for someone or something. Figuratively, it can imply giving priority, attention, or opportunity to someone or something
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- To make progress.
- To progress through the water.
- To give place or step aside.
- an instruction to get out of the way of someone else, usually because they are carrying something and need a clear pathway. Compare with gangway.
How to use "make way" in a sentence
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Make way for his gracious majesty.
Therapists make way more than that.
Make way for the new king.
A good age to make way for another.
Make way for the bad guy.
It is time to make way for a younger man.
Make way for the mighty hunters.
Remember to make way for the train.
Make way for the big boys.
That was to make way for a civic centre.
Make way for the royal nephew.
No one will make way for you.
I make way more trouble for them.
The bones make way for new.
Make way for the great huko.
See also
Let universality make way for plurality.
Make way for the day shift.
Shut your trap and make way.
Guard make way for the magistrate.
Small cars can make way easily.
Make way for the happy couple.
Etiquette demands that they make way.
We must make way for young people.
Everybody move around and make way.
Make way for the washing princess.
Villagers killed to make way for a dam.
Make way for the doctor of destruction.
That move aside to make way for me.
Make way for the condom express.
All the limousines please make way.
Make way for the prima donna.
All you have to do is make way for me.
Make way for the old professor.
Says it was destroyed to make way for a hyperspace expressway.
Make way for the new ones.
I reverse to make way for you.
Make way for the new freshman.
Or it dissolves to make way for progress.
Make way for some new blood.
They must make way for me.
Make way for the queen regent.
Please make way for him.
Make way for the rescue workers.
You will make way for new life.
Make way for the pregnant lady.
Pull down now to make way for a cinema.
They make way more money than we do.
Being pushed aside to make way for the troops.
They make way too much money.
Patient with leg injury here make way.
