Make It in a sentence

(1) Make it a priority to type a.

(2) The wizard could make it hot.

(3) Snow can make it hard to see.

(4) The future is what we make it.

(5) Rub the coin to make it shine.

(6) The wizard could make it rain.

(7) The wizard could make it snow.

(8) The wizard could make it cold.

(9) Snow can make it hard to walk.

(10) Smoke can make it hard to see.

Make It sentence

(11) The wizard could make it dark.

(12) The wizard could make it loud.

(13) The clock's gears make it tick.

(14) The wizard could make it sunny.

(15) The wizard could make it windy.

(16) Snow can make it hard to drive.

(17) The wizard could make it light.

(18) The wizard could make it quiet.

(19) I swear I'll make it up to you.

(20) Take the shot and make it count.

Make It make sentence

(21) Shake the toy to make it rattle.

(22) Famine can make it hard to play.

(23) Famine can make it hard to love.

(24) Life is short, so make it count.

(25) I swear, I'll make it up to you.

(26) Carpe the day and make it count.

(27) Gie me a chance to make it right.

(28) Anemia can make it hard to sleep.

(29) Anemia can make it hard to focus.

(30) The snow can make it hard to see.

Sentence of make it

(31) Whiplash can make it hard to eat.

(32) Shake the ball to make it bounce.

(33) The wizard could make it thunder.

(34) Famine can make it hard to laugh.

(35) Famine can make it hard to dream.

(36) The solution is to make it simple.

(37) IDK if I can make it to the party.

(38) I'm sorry, but I can't make it xx.

(39) Arguing can make it hard to learn.

(40) The snow can make it hard to walk.

Make It meaningful sentence

(41) Smoke can make it hard to breathe.

(42) Whiplash can make it hard to talk.

(43) Whiplash can make it hard to read.

(44) Burn out can make it hard to focus.

(45) Ahm, I'm not sure if I can make it.

(46) The snow can make it hard to drive.

(47) Anemia can make it hard to breathe.

(48) Whiplash can make it hard to sleep.

(49) The wizard could make it lightning.

(50) The wizard could make it smell bad.

Make It sentence examples

(51) The wizard could make it feel soft.

(52) I wind up my toy car to make it go.

(53) Push the bike to make it go faster.

(54) Famine can make it hard to survive.

(55) Famine can make it hard to be kind.

(56) I revised my poem to make it rhyme.

(57) Pat the cushion to make it fluffier.

(58) Push the swing to make it go higher.

(59) Anemia can make it hard to exercise.

(60) Shake the toy to make it make noise.

Sentence with make it

(61) Click the picture to make it bigger.

(62) The car has an engine to make it go.

(63) A virus can make it hard to breathe.

(64) Tobacco can make it hard to breathe.

(65) Measles can make it hard to breathe.

(66) The wizard could make it smell good.

(67) The wizard could make it taste sour.

(68) The wizard could make it feel rough.

(69) Anarchy can make it hard to be safe.

(70) Famine can make it hard to be happy.

Use make it in a sentence

(71) Famine can make it hard to be brave.

(72) Sorry, I can't make it to the party.

(73) Get with the plan and make it happen.

(74) Let's make it a movie night marathon.

(75) I swobbed the floor to make it clean.

(76) I shampooed the car to make it shine.

(77) Begob, I'm not sure if I can make it.

(78) Boldening text can make it stand out.

(79) I blew on the fire to make it bigger.

(80) Aftosas can make it difficult to eat.

Sentence using make it

(81) The plane has engines to make it fly.

(82) I revised my essay to make it better.

(83) Arguing can make it hard to have fun.

(84) Arguing can make it hard to be happy.

(85) Shake the frosting to make it smooth.

(86) I punched the balloon to make it pop.

(87) Snow can make it hard to get to work.

(88) Snow can make it hard to go shopping.

(89) The wizard could make it taste sweet.

(90) The wizard could make it taste salty.

Make It example sentence

(91) Anarchy can make it hard to have fun.

(92) We put oil in our car to make it run.

(93) I brush my hair to make it look nice.

(94) Famine can make it hard to find jobs.

(95) Famine can make it hard to have hope.

(96) Famine can make it hard to feel safe.

(97) Famine can make it hard to be strong.

(98) He shampooed his car to make it shine.

(99) Allergies can make it hard to breathe.

(100) The acoustics in the gym make it loud.

Sentence with word make it

(101) Anarchy can make it hard to feel safe.

(102) Apathy can make it hard to enjoy life.

(103) Apathy can make it hard to feel happy.

(104) You can blow a feather to make it fly.

(105) I revised my song to make it catchier.

(106) I put ice in my drink to make it cold.

(107) An affliction can make it hard to eat.

(108) I blew on the spark to make it bigger.

(109) Whiplash can make it hard to watch TV.

(110) Famine can make it hard to grow crops.

Make It used in a sentence

(111) Influenza can make it hard to breathe.

(112) A condition can make it hard to sleep.

(113) Snow can make it hard to go to school.

(114) Snow can make it hard to play outside.

(115) Snow can make it hard to see the road.

(116) The toy was modified to make it safer.

(117) The wizard could make it taste bitter.

(118) A disease can make it hard to breathe.

(119) Tobacco can make it harder to breathe.

(120) She punched the dough to make it rise.

(121) I polished the mantel to make it shine.

(122) They say that life is what you make it.

(123) They knead the bread to make it fluffy.

(124) He kneads the fabric to make it softer.

(125) He ironed his tie to make it look neat.

(126) Freezing candy can make it last longer.

(127) The alumines in the water make it hard.

(128) The chef hit the dough to make it rise.

(129) Stress can make it hard to concentrate.

(130) Anemia can make it hard to digest food.

Make It sentence in English

(131) Superbia can make it hard to be humble.

(132) Arguing can make it hard to be friends.

(133) I can blow a balloon to make it bigger.

(134) The car has a muffler to make it quiet.

(135) An affliction can make it hard to walk.

(136) An affliction can make it hard to play.

(137) The car was modified to make it faster.

(138) I stoke the candle to make it brighter.

(139) Torpor can make it hard to concentrate.

(140) Snow can make it hard to go to the zoo.

(141) An illness can make it hard to breathe.

(142) An affliction can make it hard to hear.

(143) An affliction can make it hard to talk.

(144) I wind up my toy robot to make it move.

(145) I revised my speech to make it shorter.

(146) You can push the toy car to make it go.

(147) An epidemic can make it hard to travel.

(148) Famine can make it hard to help others.

(149) The wind can make it difficult to hear.

(150) Superbia can make it hard to apologize.

(151) Let's collaborate to make it a success.

(152) I scorch my toast every time I make it.

(153) Please gib me a chance to make it right.

(154) Make it a habit to keep clean every day.

(155) She reboiled the milk to make it warmer.

(156) Burnout can make it hard to concentrate.

(157) He bafted the leather to make it softer.

(158) She bafted the glass to make it clearer.

(159) The aeroplane has engines to make it go.

(160) I will make it to the party at any cost.

(161) The acoustics in this room make it echo.

(162) Anergias can make it difficult to focus.

(163) Apathy can make it hard to make friends.

(164) Rub the wax on the car to make it shine.

(165) You can blow a pinwheel to make it spin.

(166) Superbia can make it hard to be patient.

(167) Stinginess can make it hard to be happy.

(168) Strife can make it hard to trust others.

(169) Arguing can make it hard to communicate.

(170) The car has many parts that make it run.

(171) I brushed my dog's fur to make it shiny.

(172) An affliction can make it hard to sleep.

(173) The spices in the soup make it aromatic.

(174) Shake the bag of popcorn to make it pop.

(175) Shake the pillow to make it comfortable.

(176) A condition can make it hard to breathe.

(177) Snow can make it hard to go to the park.

(178) A drought can make it hard to grow food.

(179) The lamp was burnished to make it shine.

(180) I stoked the candle to make it brighter.

(181) Famine can make it hard to find shelter.

(182) Famine can make it hard to go to school.

(183) Famine can make it hard to stay healthy.

(184) Stinginess can make it hard to have fun.

(185) Superbia can make it hard to compromise.

(186) I'll give you a chance to make it right.

(187) He won't be able to make it to the party.

(188) Add milk to the soup to make it creamier.

(189) It is said that life is what you make it.

(190) Party on and make it a night to remember!

(191) Let's party on and make it an epic night!

(192) I make it a point to take care of others.

(193) I need to polish my tok to make it shine.

(194) He filed his nail off to make it shorter.

(195) It is true that life is what you make it.

(196) She reboiled the pasta to make it softer.

(197) If it's a decision, we'll make it wisely.

(198) She bafted the stone to make it smoother.

(199) She derned her hat to make it fit better.

(200) She abraid the leather to make it softer.

(201) The absenter didn't make it to the event.

(202) The baker kneads dough to make it smooth.

(203) The linen was scutched to make it softer.

(204) I'm not sure if I can make it, so to say.

(205) Anarchy can make it hard to trust others.

(206) Apathy can make it hard to get motivated.

(207) I'll fixit up and make it look brand new.

(208) Tamp under the gravel to make it compact.

(209) Tamp under the asphalt to make it smooth.

(210) You can blow on a fire to make it bigger.

(211) Mix into the recipe and make it your own.

(212) Superbia can make it hard to be grateful.

(213) Superbia can make it hard to be generous.

(214) Superbia can make it hard to be selfless.

(215) I revised my recipe to make it healthier.

(216) I am sweeping the floor to make it clean.

(217) Rub the cloth on the TV to make it clear.

(218) I will alter my shirt to make it smaller.

(219) Poverty can make it hard to stay healthy.

(220) Weakness can make it hard to walk or run.

(221) I am sweeping the porch to make it clean.

(222) Snow can make it hard to go to the beach.

(223) My toy car needs a battery to make it go.

(224) The sword was burnished to make it sharp.

(225) Ignoring a problem won't make it go away.

(226) Tuberculosis can make it hard to breathe.

(227) Famine can make it hard to find medicine.

(228) The wind can make it hard to ride a bike.

(229) The wind can make it hard to play sports.

(230) The wind can make it hard to fly a plane.

(231) The wind can make it hard to sail a boat.

(232) Illiteracy can make it hard to read maps.

(233) Vertigo can make it hard to eat or drink.

(234) The weeds in the lawn make it look messy.

(235) The recipe was modified to make it vegan.

(236) I make it a point to read the news daily.

(237) She edited the photo to make it brighter.

(238) The colors of the room make it feel cozy.

(239) Line up alphabetically to make it easier.

(240) Amplifying the sound will make it louder.

(241) Cuff with your hat to make it fit better.

(242) She rolled up the pant to make it shorter.

(243) I polished the tin-plate to make it shine.

(244) I polished the FrontDoor to make it shine.

(245) I blew into the balloon to make it bigger.

(246) He boned the steak to make it more tender.

(247) I poked the fire to make it burn brighter.

(248) Dry heat can make it difficult to breathe.

(249) I knouted the horse to make it run faster.

(250) Heartache can make it hard to trust again.

(251) The floor had wax around to make it shine.

(252) Sanding the terrace will make it smoother.

(253) I'm sorry, I can't make it, he apologized.

(254) You make it look so easy to stay gorgeous.

(255) Busynesses can make it difficult to relax.

(256) The calimas can make it hard to stay cool.

(257) She abraid the fabric to make it smoother.

(258) He scutched the ramie to make it smoother.

(259) Akathisias can make it difficult to sleep.

(260) Apathy can make it hard to make decisions.

(261) The extenders on my ladder make it taller.

(262) Kiss on to your future and make it bright.

(263) Excusing your fault won't make it go away.

(264) Smoke can make it hard to see and breathe.

(265) You can blow a toy ball to make it bounce.

(266) Superbia can make it hard to make friends.

(267) Superbia can make it hard to ask for help.

(268) Superbia can make it hard to be forgiving.

(269) Marijuana can make it hard to concentrate.

(270) Discord can make it hard to work together.

(271) The people in Texas make it a great state.

(272) Arguing can make it hard to be productive.

(273) War can make it hard for people to travel.

(274) Stress can make it hard to sleep at night.

(275) An affliction can make it hard to breathe.

(276) The game was modified to make it more fun.

(277) The movie was modified to make it shorter.

(278) Anemia can make it hard to sleep at night.

(279) Anemia can make it hard to focus in class.

(280) Whiplash can make it hard to go to school.

(281) I put gel in my hair to make it look cool.

(282) Arthritis can make it hard to walk or run.

(283) Rub the cloth on the car to make it clean.

(284) Rub the cloth on the toy to make it clean.

(285) My mom puts oil in the car to make it run.

(286) A condition can make it hard to socialize.

(287) Snow can make it hard to go to the movies.

(288) The fine spices in the soup make it tasty.

(289) Math can be fun if we make it into a game.

(290) I need to stir the gravy to make it thick.

(291) I drew a picture twice to make it perfect.

(292) We need to distill water to make it clean.

(293) The car was burnished to make it look new.

(294) The trophy was burnished to make it gleam.

(295) The metal was burnished to make it smooth.

(296) The mirror was burnished to make it clear.

(297) Migraines can make it hard to concentrate.

(298) Anarchy can make it hard to work together.

(299) I put cream on my rash to make it go away.

(300) We have a rug on the deck to make it cozy.

(301) We put a rug on the porch to make it cozy.

(302) I revised my map to make it more accurate.

(303) Illiteracy can make it hard to read a map.

(304) Insincerity can make it hard to apologize.

(305) Insincerity can make it hard to show love.

(306) The sand on the road can make it slippery.

(307) I revised my poem to make it rhyme better.

(308) Illiteracy can make it hard to read books.

(309) Illiteracy can make it hard to read menus.

(310) Strife can make it hard to sleep at night.

(311) Rub the wax onto the car to make it shine.

(312) Your vote is your voice, so make it count.

(313) He whipped the horse to make it go faster.

(314) Amplifying the image will make it clearer.

(315) Cuff with your belt to make it fit better.

(316) Hail on the sidewalk can make it slippery.

(317) Irc has many features that make it unique.

(318) I make it a point to be honest with others.

(319) He sanded the cedar till to make it smooth.

(320) Pass the salt so I can make it more savory.

(321) Overcooking meat can make it tough and dry.

(322) Overcooking fish can make it taste rubbery.

(323) I added milk to my pap to make it creamier.

(324) She was punching the dough to make it rise.

(325) Keep in mind that life is what you make it.

(326) We can make it a karaoke night to remember.

(327) Sori, I can't make it to the party tonight.

(328) Exhale into the balloon to make it deflate.

(329) He reboiled the coffee to make it stronger.

(330) Bewearies can make it hard to stay focused.

(331) The baker bafted the dough to make it rise.

(332) The road ahead is long, but we can make it.

(333) Our skin can absorb lotion to make it soft.

(334) The sword was acierated to make it sharper.

(335) Srry, I can't make it to the party tonight.

(336) The acoustics in the library make it quiet.

(337) The acoustics in the bathroom make it echo.

(338) Aphonies can make it hard to be understood.

(339) She figged the recipe to make it healthier.

(340) I put cream onto my soup to make it richer.

(341) Behold onto your future and make it bright.

(342) The candles in the spa make it smell sweet.

(343) You can blow a toy airplane to make it fly.

(344) This recipe is so easy, even I can make it.

(345) The recipe was modified to make it spicier.

(346) Anemia can make it hard to remember things.

(347) I adjusted the recipe to make it healthier.

(348) Superbia can make it hard to be empathetic.

(349) Superbia can make it hard to be respectful.

(350) Chronic insomnia can make it hard to sleep.

(351) I need to modify my bike to make it faster.

(352) Going into debt can make it hard to retire.

(353) Arguing can make it hard to make decisions.

(354) Rub the glue on the paper to make it stick.

(355) Rub the cloth on the sink to make it shiny.

(356) The clock has many gears that make it tick.

(357) An injury can make it hard to move or play.

(358) An affliction can make it hard to have fun.

(359) A virus can make it hard to sleep at night.

(360) We need to distill the oil to make it pure.

(361) Let's declutter your room and make it neat.

(362) Losing your voice can make it hard to talk.

(363) Ignoring a problem won't make it disappear.

(364) Snow can make it hard to build a snow fort.

(365) A recipe can be changed to make it our own.

(366) I need to stir the sauce to make it smooth.

(367) The lumber is painted to make it look nice.

(368) Diffidence can make it hard to be yourself.

(369) The shield was burnished to make it strong.

(370) The buckle was burnished to make it secure.

(371) Famine can make it hard for people to work.

(372) Anarchy can make it hard to make decisions.

(373) Stinginess can make it hard to be creative.

(374) An illness can make it hard to concentrate.

(375) I skipped every other stair to make it fun.

(376) Being a cynic can make it hard to be happy.

(377) Chronic asthma can make it hard to breathe.

(378) Rub the cloth on the vase to make it shiny.

(379) The wind can make it hard to walk straight.

(380) The wind can make it hard to have a picnic.

(381) Anxiety can make it hard to sleep at night.

(382) I revised my letter to make it more formal.

(383) Illiteracy can make it hard to read emails.

(384) The chef punched the dough to make it rise.

(385) Anxiety can make it hard to make decisions.

(386) I want to modify my bike to make it faster.

(387) Refractive errors can make it hard to read.

(388) She edited the picture to make it brighter.

(389) Amplifying the light will make it brighter.

(390) The clouds make it look even more shady out.

(391) I blew on the fire to make it burn brighter.

(392) The plan is to make it simple and intuitive.

(393) We can take it together and make it through.

(394) I make it a point to take the air every day.

(395) He polished his suede belt to make it shine.

(396) I polished the candlestick to make it shine.

(397) Make it a priority to invest in your skills.

(398) He boned the steak to make it easier to eat.

(399) The bubbles in cola make it so fun to drink.

(400) Seize the day and make it a day to remember.

(401) I make it a priority to meet my commitments.

(402) Let's make it possible to achieve our goals.

(403) I make it a priority to keep my commitments.

(404) I make it a priority to be early for school.

(405) Count with a song to make it more enjoyable.

(406) Let's have a final meeting to make it final.

(407) The decision has been made to make it final.

(408) The backbonds in this wax make it malleable.

(409) The backbonds in this clay make it moldable.

(410) The backbonds in this dye make it colorfast.

(411) Becursing the technology won't make it work.

(412) He belabors his speech to make it impactful.

(413) He belabors his writing to make it engaging.

(414) My brases make it hard to eat certain foods.

(415) I had to smush the clay to make it moldable.

(416) He detorts the music to make it more unique.

(417) She detorts the recipe to make it healthier.

(418) Anarchy can make it hard to get things done.

(419) Anarchy can make it hard for people to grow.

(420) Apathy can make it hard to learn new things.

(421) The apetalies of this flower make it unique.

(422) Aphony can make it difficult to communicate.

(423) Yap, I'm sorry I can't make it to the party.

(424) Embossing over the picture will make it pop.

(425) Scorch on to your future and make it bright.

(426) Shrill on to your future and make it bright.

(427) Tallow on to your future and make it bright.

(428) Blow air into the balloon to make it expand.

(429) We need to edit the film to make it shorter.

(430) Poverty can make it hard to afford pet care.

(431) I like to stir my oatmeal to make it creamy.

(432) I need to stir the gravy to make it thicker.

(433) Anemia can make it hard to stand up quickly.

(434) Superbia can make it hard to be open-minded.

(435) I pour milk over my cereal to make it tasty.

(436) I revised my drawing to make it look better.

(437) I revised my story to make it more exciting.

(438) Stinginess can make it hard to make friends.

(439) I need to tap the water to make it come out.

(440) Shake the jar of glitter to make it sparkle.

(441) Rub the cloth on the table to make it shine.

(442) Rub the cloth on the floor to make it clean.

(443) Rub the cloth on the stove to make it clean.

(444) War can make it hard for people to be happy.

(445) Poverty can make it hard to have a good job.

(446) Whiplash can make it hard to turn your head.

(447) The snow outside has ions that make it cold.

(448) We can cut down the rope to make it shorter.

(449) Arthritis can make it hard to write or draw.

(450) Losing your glasses can make it hard to see.

(451) You can push the swing to make it go higher.

(452) Rub the cloth on the floor to make it shine.

(453) Rub the cloth on the chair to make it clean.

(454) Rub the cloth on the couch to make it clean.

(455) War can make it hard for people to get help.

(456) War can make it hard for people to have fun.

(457) A condition can make it hard to concentrate.

(458) A condition can make it hard to communicate.

(459) I put cream on my face to make it feel soft.

(460) The recipe is changing to make it healthier.

(461) I cleaned my room twice to make it spotless.

(462) Anemia can make it hard to do your homework.

(463) Diffidence can make it hard to make friends.

(464) Diffidence can make it hard to ask for help.

(465) Whiplash can make it hard to sleep at night.

(466) I revised my recipe to make it taste better.

(467) Tidying up the yard will make it look nicer.

(468) I can throw a water balloon and make it pop.

(469) I like to put ice in my tea to make it cold.

(470) My pen has a grip to make it easier to hold.

(471) Being a cynic can make it hard to have hope.

(472) An epidemic can make it hard to stay active.

(473) Famine can make it hard to find clean water.

(474) Illiteracy can make it hard to write a poem.

(475) Illiteracy can make it hard to write a song.

(476) Illiteracy can make it hard to write a play.

(477) Illiteracy can make it hard to write a book.

(478) Insincerity can make it hard to build trust.

(479) Rub the cloth on the piano to make it clean.

(480) Depression can make it hard to eat or sleep.

(481) I revised my speech to make it more concise.

(482) Illiteracy can make it hard to read recipes.

(483) Burn out can make it hard to focus on tasks.

(484) I need to modify my essay to make it better.

(485) Scarcity of books can make it hard to learn.

(486) Strife can make it hard to make new friends.

(487) Vertigo can make it hard to focus on things.

(488) We need to mix the cement to make it harden.

(489) Stress can make it difficult to concentrate.

(490) The car needs a wash to make it clean again.

(491) She revised her recipe to make it healthier.

(492) It's okay if you can't make it to the party.

(493) Whatever the dream, let's make it a reality.

(494) I put milk in my tea to make it less bitter.

(495) Cuff with your shirt to make it more fitted.

(496) We had to wax the sled to make it go faster.

(497) She doctored the recipe to make it healthier.

(498) I dono if I can make it to the party tonight.

(499) He prinked his car to make it shine like new.

(500) I make it a priority to take care of animals.

(501) Overcooking tofu can make it dry and crumbly.

(502) Overcooking corn can make it tough and chewy.

(503) Pass the salt so I can make it more seasoned.

(504) I'll foldit in half again to make it smaller.

(505) Let's make it our mission to spread kindness.

(506) Make it a habit to spread kindness every day.

(507) He polished the belt buckle to make it shine.

(508) Make it a habit to sit up straight in public.

(509) I enjoy customizing my car to make it unique.

(510) Vulcanize the rubber to make it more durable.

(511) Jet lag can make it difficult to concentrate.

(512) Make it a habit to always follow the pattern.

(513) Overtire can make it harder to manage stress.

(514) I make it a habit to take the air before bed.

(515) They metaled the gate to make it more secure.

(516) Sire up to the opportunity and make it count.

(517) The committee's decision is to make it final.

(518) The skyscrapers in the city make it look big.

(519) Resaying the joke didn't make it any funnier.

(520) The backbonds in this rubber make it elastic.

(521) The backbonds in this varnish make it glossy.

(522) Bewearies can make it hard to stay motivated.

(523) Blatherers can make it hard to get work done.

(524) The calimas can make it hard to drive safely.

(525) The calimas can make it hard to stay focused.

(526) She belabors her garden to make it beautiful.

(527) He belabours his car engine to make it start.

(528) The jeweler bafted the gold to make it shine.

(529) He bafted the stone to make it more polished.

(530) Book-deals make it easier to try new authors.

(531) I want to alter my room to make it more cozy.

(532) Ambiversions can make it hard to take action.

(533) Nop, I can't make it to the meeting tomorrow.

(534) He detorts the plan to make it more feasible.

(535) The dye was azotized to make it more vibrant.

(536) The road was bituminated to make it smoother.

(537) The road was bituminized to make it smoother.

(538) He boldened the font to make it more visible.

(539) You can compress a sponge to make it smaller.

(540) Anarchy can make it hard for people to learn.

(541) I need your signature to make it a done deal.

(542) Wallah, I'll do my best to make it up to you.

(543) Denaturizing alcohol can make it undrinkable.

(544) I hope Ingi can make it to the party tonight.

(545) I am carbonating this water to make it fizzy.

(546) The fence was zinced to make it more durable.

(547) Overcooking tofu can make it tough and chewy.

(548) Let's raunch out this party and make it wild!

(549) Slam below the ball to make it bounce higher.

(550) Salt down on your rice to make it more tasty.

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