Make Out in a sentence

(1) I can't make out what he's saying.

(2) Let's make out in the park tonight.

(3) I can't make out what you're saying.

(4) She tried to make out the blurry text.

(5) I wish I could make out with my crush.

(6) I can't make out of what you're saying.

(7) I can make out the letters on the page.

(8) I can make out the melody of this song.

(9) I can't make out the words on this menu.

(10) I can't make out the words on this page.

Make Out sentence

(11) I can make out the numbers on the clock.

(12) I can make out the features on this map.

(13) I can't make out the words in this song.

(14) She couldn't make out of the faint sound.

(15) The sketchy drawing was hard to make out.

(16) Let's try to make out the words together.

(17) I can make out the sound of a car engine.

(18) I can make out the colors of the rainbow.

(19) I can make out the features on this face.

(20) I can't make out the faces in this crowd.

Make Out make sentence

(21) She tried to make out of the blurry image.

(22) She couldn't make out of the blurred text.

(23) I can't make out the writing on this note.

(24) I can make out the sound of a dog barking.

(25) I can make out the pattern on this fabric.

(26) I can't make out the writing on this sign.

(27) I can't make out the symbols on this chart.

(28) I can barely make out the image on this TV.

(29) I can make out the sound of birds chirping.

(30) I can't make out the numbers on this clock.

Sentence of make out

(31) I can make out the colors in this painting.

(32) It's easy to make out the shape of a heart.

(33) I can't make out the numbers on this chart.

(34) I can't make out the colors in this sunset.

(35) It's not appropriate to make out in public.

(36) Squint to make out the shapes in the clouds.

(37) I couldn't make out the shape under the rug.

(38) He could barely make out the distant figure.

(39) I'm not sure what to make out of this array.

(40) I wonder what we can make out of this array.

Make Out meaningful sentence

(41) I can make out the texture of this material.

(42) I can make out the sound of the ocean waves.

(43) I can make out the sound of a bird chirping.

(44) I can make out the letters on this keyboard.

(45) I can't make out the colors in this painting.

(46) Let's try to make out the words in this song.

(47) I can't make out the details in this drawing.

(48) I can't make out the image on this TV screen.

(49) The pixelated image was difficult to make out.

(50) I can make out the shape of a bird in the sky.

Make Out sentence examples

(51) It's hard to make out the details in the dark.

(52) I can barely make out the shape of the object.

(53) I can't make out the faces in this photograph.

(54) I'm trying to make out the words on this menu.

(55) Let's try to make out the lyrics of this song.

(56) I can't make out the handwriting on this note.

(57) I can make out the taste of salt in this dish.

(58) I can barely make out the outline of this map.

(59) He had to squint to make out the vague shapes.

(60) I couldn't make out the brand on the packaging.

Sentence with make out

(61) It's difficult to make out of the jumbled mess.

(62) It's hard to make out of the chaotic situation.

(63) He struggled to make out of the distant figure.

(64) I couldn't make out the object in the distance.

(65) The couple decided to make out in the elevator.

(66) The image was fuzzed and difficult to make out.

(67) I'm trying to make out the lyrics to this song.

(68) I'm trying to make out the words on this label.

(69) Let's try to make out the shapes in the clouds.

(70) I can make out the scent of flowers in the air.

Use make out in a sentence

(71) Let's try to make out the picture in this book.

(72) I can barely make out the writing on this sign.

(73) I couldn't make out the shape under the blanket.

(74) We need better lighting to make out the details.

(75) The couple sneaked away to make out in the park.

(76) I couldn't make out what the mumbler was saying.

(77) We need to find a way to make out of this array.

(78) I'm trying to make out the picture in this book.

(79) I'm trying to make out the design on this shirt.

(80) I can barely make out the writing on this paper.

Sentence using make out

(81) It's hard to make out the features on this face.

(82) I can't make out the details in this embroidery.

(83) I can make out the colors in this stained glass.

(84) It's too dark to make out anything in this room.

(85) I can barely make out the words in this whisper.

(86) I can barely make out the shape in the distance.

(87) I can't make out the words in this conversation.

(88) It's hard to make out the features of this face.

(89) I can't make out the details in this photograph.

(90) The fog made it hard to make out the road ahead.

Make Out example sentence

(91) I couldn't make out the handwriting on the note.

(92) I can't make out the details from this distance.

(93) Let's make out and see where the night takes us.

(94) I saw them make out in the hallway before class.

(95) It's difficult to make out of the muffled sounds.

(96) I saw them make out with each other at the party.

(97) Let's make out of this old fabric a cozy blanket.

(98) It's hard to make out the pattern on this fabric.

(99) Let's try to make out the pattern on this fabric.

(100) Let's try to make out the shapes in these clouds.

Sentence with word make out

(101) I can make out the letters on this license plate.

(102) Let's try to make out the shapes in this origami.

(103) I can make out the shape of a bird in the clouds.

(104) I don't want to make out with someone I just met.

(105) I couldn't make out the shape in the dense forest.

(106) I couldn't make out the details in the smallimage.

(107) The captcha image was blurry and hard to make out.

(108) They decided to make out with no strings attached.

(109) I'm trying to make out the pattern on this fabric.

(110) It's hard to make out the features of this animal.

Sentence of make out

(111) I can barely make out the outline of the building.

(112) It's hard to make out the details in this drawing.

(113) I can make out the outline of a boat on the water.

(114) Let's see if we can make out the stars in the sky.

(115) Let's try to make out the details in this drawing.

(116) Let's try to make out the shapes in these shadows.

(117) It's hard to make out the details in this picture.

(118) I can make out the sound of a car in the distance.

(119) I can make out the shape of a boat on the horizon.

(120) I can make out the scent of freshly baked cookies.

Make Out used in a sentence

(121) I could make out the shape of the bird in the sky.

(122) I could barely make out the door in the dark room.

(123) We need to make out of the difficult circumstances.

(124) The team had to make out of the unexpected setback.

(125) She struggled to make out of the distant landmarks.

(126) We need to make out of the conflicting information.

(127) I could barely make out the shadow far ahead of me.

(128) Let's make out of this old wood a sturdy bookshelf.

(129) We need more information to make out of this array.

(130) I couldn't quite make out the shape behind the fog.

Make Out sentence in English

(131) It's difficult to make out the details on this map.

(132) It's hard to make out the texture of this material.

(133) I can make out the shape of a tree in the distance.

(134) Let's try to make out the details in this painting.

(135) Let's try to make out the shapes in this sculpture.

(136) It's difficult to make out the lyrics in this song.

(137) I can make out the sound of birds chirping outside.

(138) It's hard to make out the words in this noisy room.

(139) I can't make out the letters on this license plate.

(140) The picture was vaguely drawn and hard to make out.

(141) I can barely make out the outline of this building.

(142) It's difficult to make out the shape of this cloud.

(143) The blurry text on the screen was hard to make out.

(144) I could barely make out the figure in the distance.

(145) I'm not sure if I'm ready to make out with him yet.

(146) I couldn't make out the sign because it was a blur.

(147) The artist tried to make out of the abstract shapes.

(148) I could barely make out the garble in the recording.

(149) The noise made it hard to make out the conversation.

(150) I couldn't make out the shape under the murky water.

(151) It's hard to make out the details in this sculpture.

(152) It's too foggy to make out anything in the distance.

(153) I can barely make out the silhouette of this person.

(154) I had to squint to make out the writing on the sign.

(155) I could barely make out the shapes in the dark room.

(156) I'm not sure if I want to make out with my ex again.

(157) He couldn't make out of the complicated instructions.

(158) We need to make out of the limited resources we have.

(159) She couldn't make out of the handwriting on the note.

(160) Squint to make out the shapes in the foggy landscape.

(161) I could barely make out the small voice in the crowd.

(162) She could barely make out the object through the fog.

(163) The fog made it difficult to make out the road signs.

(164) The distant ship was too far to make out any details.

(165) They decided to make out in the backseat of the taxi.

(166) Let's make out of these ingredients a delicious cake.

(167) She can make out of any situation a positive outcome.

(168) We should brainstorm ideas to make out of this array.

(169) It's important to analyze and make out of this array.

(170) The photograph was unsharp and difficult to make out.

(171) I don't think it's appropriate to make out in public.

(172) It's difficult to make out the shapes in this puzzle.

(173) It's hard to make out the expressions on their faces.

(174) Let's see if we can make out the lyrics to this song.

(175) I can make out the outline of a building in the city.

(176) I can make out the outline of a tree in the distance.

(177) The darkness made it hard to make out the path ahead.

(178) The font was so small, I couldn't make out the words.

(179) I don't want to make out with someone who is too shy.

(180) I couldn't quite make out the shape in the foggy haze.

(181) It's too dark to make out the faces in the photograph.

(182) I'm curious to see what we can make out of this array.

(183) I'm trying to make out the features of this landscape.

(184) I can make out the outline of a house in the distance.

(185) Let's see if we can make out the flavors in this food.

(186) It's difficult to make out the colors in this rainbow.

(187) I can't make out what that person is saying from here.

(188) Let's see if we can make out the shape of this animal.

(189) I can't make out the face of that person in the crowd.

(190) Let's see if we can make out the shape of this flower.

(191) I can't make out the shape of that building from here.

(192) Let's try to make out the shapes in this kaleidoscope.

(193) I had to squint to make out the tiny print on the map.

(194) We can make out on the beach, or we can go for a swim.

(195) The gaunt figure in the distance was hard to make out.

(196) I don't think it's appropriate to make out at a party.

(197) The detective tried to make out of the cryptic message.

(198) The scientist tried to make out of the complex formula.

(199) He tried to make out of the hidden pattern in the data.

(200) It's challenging to make out of the overlapping voices.

(201) They found a secluded spot to make out with each other.

(202) The distant ship was too far away to make out its name.

(203) He peers within the fog, trying to make out any shapes.

(204) We need to analyze the data and make out of this array.

(205) I can make out the shape of a mountain in the distance.

(206) It's difficult to make out the details in this drawing.

(207) I can barely make out the shapes in this foggy weather.

(208) I don't want to make out with someone who is too pushy.

(209) I don't want to make out with someone who is too rough.

(210) He couldn't make out of the small print on the contract.

(211) It's difficult to make out the shape from this distance.

(212) I squint to make out the features of the distant statue.

(213) The small print made it hard to make out the fine print.

(214) We could barely make out the buildings through the haze.

(215) She was caught trying to make out with her ex-boyfriend.

(216) They were so in love that they would make out for hours.

(217) The couple found a hidden spot on the beach to make out.

(218) We should investigate further to make out of this array.

(219) The old photograph was burred and difficult to make out.

(220) It's difficult to make out the handwriting on this note.

(221) It's difficult to make out the faces in this photograph.

(222) I can make out the sound of waves crashing on the shore.

(223) It's hard to make out the colors in this dimly lit room.

(224) The image on the screen was blurry and hard to make out.

(225) The blurry text made it difficult to make out the words.

(226) I don't want to make out with someone who is too clingy.

(227) I don't want to make out with someone who is too boring.

(228) The radio signal was distorted and difficult to make out.

(229) I can make out the outline of a building in the distance.

(230) The dense forest made it difficult to make out the trail.

(231) The thick smoke made it challenging to make out the exit.

(232) She squinted for a moment to make out the distant figure.

(233) The dense forest made it hard to make out the path ahead.

(234) Let's break down the elements and make out of this array.

(235) She squints when she's trying to make out a blurry image.

(236) I could barely make out the blur behind the foggy window.

(237) It's difficult to make out the details in this sculpture.

(238) I can make out the outline of a mountain in the distance.

(239) It's difficult to make out the features in this portrait.

(240) The details in the sketchy drawing were hard to make out.

(241) I had to squint to make out the small print on the label.

(242) I don't want to make out with someone who has bad breath.

(243) I don't want to make out with someone who is too distant.

(244) The surveillance footage was blurry and hard to make out.

(245) The team had to make out of the unexpected turn of events.

(246) The bright lights made it difficult to make out the stars.

(247) The loud music made it challenging to make out the lyrics.

(248) The thick fog made it difficult to make out the landmarks.

(249) I strain to make out the undefined figure in the distance.

(250) I can make out of these old pallets a rustic coffee table.

(251) He can make out of a few simple chords a beautiful melody.

(252) It's necessary to make out of this array to make progress.

(253) Let's organize the information and make out of this array.

(254) I couldn't quite make out the figure under the microscope.

(255) Let's try to make out the sounds of different instruments.

(256) I can't make out the texture of the rock from the picture.

(257) I don't want to make out with someone who is a bad kisser.

(258) I don't want to make out with someone who's been drinking.

(259) He tried to make out of the hidden message in the painting.

(260) The crowded room made it challenging to make out the faces.

(261) I strain to make out the undefined shapes in the dark room.

(262) I couldn't make out what the undefined mutterer was saying.

(263) She squinted for a moment to make out the distant landmark.

(264) She can make out of a blank canvas a stunning piece of art.

(265) Let's make out of this old newspaper a unique piece of art.

(266) I can barely make out the shapes in this blurry photograph.

(267) It's hard to make out the shapes in this abstract painting.

(268) I can't make out the faces of the people in the photograph.

(269) I don't want to make out with someone who is disrespectful.

(270) We can make out in the park, or we can go back to my place.

(271) We can make out in the rain, or we can wait until it stops.

(272) Let's make out and see if there's any chemistry between us.

(273) The heavy rain made it difficult to make out the road ahead.

(274) I strain to make out the undefined words on the blurry page.

(275) They can make out of their shared experiences a strong bond.

(276) Let's experiment and see what we can make out of this array.

(277) We should collaborate to make out of this array effectively.

(278) The recording was garbled and I couldn't make out the words.

(279) I can't make out the texture of the fabric from the picture.

(280) The distant figure was too far away to make out any details.

(281) I could just make out the shape of the bird flying overhead.

(282) The speaker's mumbling made it hard to make out the message.

(283) I had to use binoculars to make out the details of the bird.

(284) I can't believe they were able to make out during the movie.

(285) I don't want to make out with someone who is too aggressive.

(286) I'm not sure if we should make out, considering we just met.

(287) The small font size made it challenging to make out the text.

(288) The dim lighting made it challenging to make out the details.

(289) They couldn't wait to get home and make out in their bedroom.

(290) I couldn't make out what she was saying from across the room.

(291) The old book's faded text made it hard to make out the words.

(292) We need to make out of this mess a clean and organized space.

(293) He can make out of a few simple ingredients a delicious meal.

(294) I could barely make out the hour hand on the dimly lit clock.

(295) It's difficult to make out of this array without any context.

(296) Let's extract meaningful insights and make out of this array.

(297) The backstamp on the figurine was faded and hard to make out.

(298) I couldn't make out the whisper beyond the crowded cafeteria.

(299) Let's see if we can make out the shapes of different animals.

(300) The distant figure was too far away to make out any features.

(301) I could barely make out the street sign in the foggy weather.

(302) The foggy windshield made it hard to make out the road signs.

(303) I could barely make out the words on the old, faded document.

(304) The speaker's accent made it difficult to make out the words.

(305) The heavy rain made it impossible to make out the road ahead.

(306) The figure in the photograph was blurry and hard to make out.

(307) I'm not in the mood to make out, so let's just watch a movie.

(308) We can make out in the backseat, or we can move to the front.

(309) The foggy window made it hard to make out the scenery outside.

(310) I could barely make out the bruit with up over the loud music.

(311) The couple decided to make out on the rooftop under the stars.

(312) I could barely make out the faint whisperings in the distance.

(313) The heavy rain made it challenging to make out the road signs.

(314) The distant thunder made it hard to make out the conversation.

(315) She can make out of a few simple ingredients a delicious meal.

(316) It's essential to make out of this array to solve the problem.

(317) Squint your eyes to make out the writing on the old parchment.

(318) I couldn't make out the details of the painting from far away.

(319) It's hard to make out the details of the statue from far away.

(320) The font on this book is so small, I can't make out the words.

(321) I could make out the faint sound of the ocean in the distance.

(322) The speaker's fast talking made it hard to make out the words.

(323) The handwriting was so messy, I couldn't make out the message.

(324) The strong accent made it hard to make out the speaker's words.

(325) We could barely make out the figure of a ghost through the fog.

(326) I couldn't make out any distinct shapes in the undefined blobs.

(327) The movie scene where the characters make out was quite steamy.

(328) I strained my eyes to make out the small print on the document.

(329) The distant fireworks were too far away to make out the colors.

(330) Squint your eyes to see if you can make out the distant figure.

(331) Although the music was audible, I couldn't make out the lyrics.

(332) It's difficult to make out the details in this miniature model.

(333) I could barely make out the shape of the animal in the shadows.

(334) The loud noise made it hard to make out the words on the phone.

(335) I couldn't make out the details of the statue in the dim light.

(336) The fog made it impossible to make out anything in front of me.

(337) I don't want to make out with someone who is too inexperienced.

(338) The detective tried to make out the suspect's face in the dark.

(339) We can make out all night long, or we can just cuddle and talk.

(340) I could barely make out the shapes in the dimness of the forest.

(341) The smallimage was too blurry to make out any specific features.

(342) The couple couldn't resist the urge to make out with each other.

(343) The handwriting was so messy that I couldn't make out the words.

(344) The blurry photograph made it difficult to make out the details.

(345) They can make out of their differences a strong and united team.

(346) We need to make out of this limited budget a memorable vacation.

(347) He can make out of a few basic materials a functional invention.

(348) It's challenging to make out of this array without any guidance.

(349) Let's explore different possibilities to make out of this array.

(350) I caught a whisper past me, but couldn't make out what was said.

(351) The print on this shirt is so busy, I can't make out the design.

(352) It's hard to make out the words on the menu because of the font.

(353) I couldn't make out the writing on the sign from the car window.

(354) I could just make out the shape of the building in the distance.

(355) I couldn't make out the expression on her face in the dim light.

(356) We can make out in the car, or we can find a more private place.

(357) The archaeologist tried to make out of the ancient hieroglyphics.

(358) The glare in the photograph made it hard to make out the details.

(359) The smalltext in this newspaper article is difficult to make out.

(360) They found a cozy corner in the club to make out with each other.

(361) I couldn't make out what was hurtling below, as it was undefined.

(362) The heavy accent made it difficult to make out the person's name.

(363) It's crucial to make out of this array to understand its purpose.

(364) Squintingly, he tried to make out the distant figure in the dark.

(365) The telephone booth was a popular spot for teenagers to make out.

(366) The dim lighting made it hard to make out the faces in the crowd.

(367) The speaker's mumbling made it difficult to make out the message.

(368) It was too dark to make out the faces of the people in the crowd.

(369) The darkness made it impossible to make out anything in the room.

(370) I could just make out the silhouette of the animal in the bushes.

(371) I'm not sure if we should make out, considering we're both drunk.

(372) The teacher helped the students make out of the confusing concept.

(373) It's important to make out of the underlying message in this book.

(374) The garble in the video made it difficult to make out the details.

(375) I could barely make out the umbras of the figures in the distance.

(376) We could barely make out the entrance of a tunnel in the distance.

(377) It's crucial to make out of this array to make informed decisions.

(378) Let's try to make out the shapes of different objects in the room.

(379) I could just make out the outline of the mountain in the distance.

(380) The fog was so thick, I couldn't make out anything in front of me.

(381) I couldn't make out the words on the sign because it was too dark.

(382) The dark room made it hard to make out the objects in front of me.

(383) The low volume made it hard to make out the dialogue in the movie.

(384) The loud music made it hard to make out what my friend was saying.

(385) I could just make out the outline of the building in the distance.

(386) The sun was in my eyes, making it hard to make out the road signs.

(387) She could barely make out the faintest hint of a smile on his face.

(388) The distant thunder made it difficult to make out the conversation.

(389) I could make out the faint sound of music coming from the distance.

(390) I tried to make out the sign in the dark, but it was too dimly lit.

(391) They can make out of their limited resources a successful business.

(392) I don't want to make out with someone who's been drinking too much.

(393) The noise from the party made it hard to make out the conversation.

(394) I could just make out the faint sound of the ocean in the distance.

(395) I had to adjust my glasses to make out the details of the painting.

(396) I can't make out the words on this old document, they're too faded.

(397) I had to zoom in to make out the small text on the computer screen.

(398) I couldn't make out the words on the billboard from the moving car.

(399) I could just make out the faint sound of the train in the distance.

(400) I could just make out the sound of the waves crashing on the shore.

(401) I couldn't make out the words on the menu due to the poor lighting.

(402) The distance made it hard to make out the features of the mountain.

(403) The speaker's accent made it hard to make out the name of the city.

(404) Let's make out and forget about everything else for a little while.

(405) I could barely make out the shape of the furniture in the deadlight.

(406) The distant figure was too blurry to make out any distinct features.

(407) The low volume of the TV made it difficult to make out the dialogue.

(408) He would stare through the fog, trying to make out the shapes ahead.

(409) She squinted at the blurry photograph, trying to make out the faces.

(410) I couldn't make out the words on the slide due to the blur above it.

(411) I couldn't make out the license plate number of the car that hit me.

(412) I could just make out the silhouette of the tree against the sunset.

(413) I tried to make out the license plate number, but it was too blurry.

(414) I can't make out the colors of the painting because of the lighting.

(415) I tried to make out the colors of the bird, but it was too far away.

(416) The blurry text made it difficult to make out the words on the page.

(417) The bright sun made it hard to make out the details of the painting.

(418) You can make out with whoever you want, but I won't be a part of it.

(419) I couldn't make out anything on the screen aside from a blurry image.

(420) I couldn't make out anything on the screen aside from a garbled text.

(421) She can make out of a few basic tools a beautiful piece of furniture.

(422) Squinting aside, I could barely make out the words on the chalkboard.

(423) I can't believe he tried to make out with me at the party last night.

(424) I couldn't make out the lyrics to the song because of the loud music.

(425) The font on the website was too small to make out without zooming in.

(426) The handwriting on this note is so messy, I can't make out the words.

(427) The print on this wallpaper is so busy, I can't make out the pattern.

(428) I could just make out the silhouette of the person in the dark alley.

(429) I couldn't make out the details of the painting from across the room.

(430) The speaker's accent made it difficult to make out some of the words.

(431) I couldn't make out the name on the gravestone due to the weathering.

(432) The penny was so worn out that I could barely make out the year on it.

(433) I could barely make out what he was saying as he mumbled away from me.

(434) They couldn't keep their hands off each other and started to make out.

(435) The noise from the crowd made it hard to make out the speaker's words.

(436) The speaker's mumbling made it hard to make out the important details.

(437) I can see an object over the horizon, but I can't make out what it is.

(438) We need to make out of this chaotic schedule a well-planned itinerary.

(439) The old photograph was blurrily, but I could still make out the faces.

(440) I don't want to make out with someone who's already in a relationship.

(441) The picture was partly blurry, but I could still make out the subject.

(442) I tried to make out the handwriting on the note, but it was too messy.

(443) The fog was so thick that I couldn't make out anything in front of me.

(444) The fog was so thick that I couldn't make out the road in front of me.

(445) I tried to make out the lyrics to the song, but they were too muffled.

(446) It's hard to make out the stars in the city because of all the lights.

(447) I had to adjust my glasses to make out the fine print on the contract.

(448) The thick fog made it challenging to make out the shapes of the trees.

(449) I tried to make out the handwriting on the note, but it was illegible.

(450) The noise in the background made it hard to make out the conversation.

(451) The foghorn made it easier to make out the location of the lighthouse.

(452) The message was garbled, but I could still make out some of the words.

(453) I'm not sure if I'm ready to make out with someone of the same gender.

(454) The low visibility made it hard to make out the shapes in the distance.

(455) He can make out of a simple piece of paper an intricate origami figure.

(456) It's hard to make out the details of the painting because of the glare.

(457) I had to use my binoculars to make out the details of the distant ship.

(458) I want to make out with you, but I'm not sure if you feel the same way.

(459) Let's make out and forget about all of our problems for a little while.

(460) I saw someone skulk in the shadows, but I couldn't make out who it was.

(461) The footage was blurry, but we could still make out the suspect's face.

(462) I saw a van in the distance, but I couldn't make out the make or model.

(463) I don't think it's appropriate to make out with someone in a classroom.

(464) Squint to make out the details of the painting in the dimly lit gallery.

(465) I couldn't make out the details in the picture because it was pixelated.

(466) I could barely make out shapes as I tried to peek through the dense fog.

(467) I couldn't make out anything on the screen aside from a distorted image.

(468) The couple decided to make out in the dressing room of a clothing store.

(469) The static on the radio made it challenging to make out the song lyrics.

(470) The dense fog made it challenging to make out the shapes in front of me.

(471) I tried to make out the handwriting on the letter, but it was too messy.

(472) The loud music made it impossible to make out what my friend was saying.

(473) The blurry photo made it hard to make out the faces of the people in it.

(474) I couldn't make out the words on the sign because they were fuzzy apart.

(475) I'm not sure if I want to make out with him yet, we just started dating.

(476) I had to squint to make out the crabbed round signature on the document.

(477) The whisper in the aisle was so faint that I couldn't make out the words.

(478) She had a squinty expression as she tried to make out the distant figure.

(479) The words on the document were fuzzily written and difficult to make out.

(480) The old man squinted with age as he tried to make out the distant figure.

(481) The loud background noise made it difficult to make out the conversation.

(482) The speaker's rapid speech made it hard to make out the individual words.

(483) They can make out of their individual strengths a powerful collaboration.

(484) We need to make out of this challenging situation a learning opportunity.

(485) I tried to make out the details of the building, but it was too far away.

(486) I couldn't make out the handwriting on the envelope, so I asked for help.

(487) The bright sun made it difficult to make out the details of the painting.

(488) I couldn't make out the details of the constellation without a telescope.

(489) The room was dim, but I could still make out the shapes of the furniture.

(490) We can make out for a little while, but then we need to get back to work.

(491) I saw the witness behind the curtain, but I couldn't make out their face.

(492) I could barely make out the details of the dimly lit painting on the wall.

(493) They were caught by their friends while trying to make out in the library.

(494) As I peer through the fog, I can barely make out the silhouette of a tree.

(495) The distant figure was too far away to make out any recognizable features.

(496) The thick accent made it difficult to make out what the person was saying.

(497) He had to squint before he could make out the street sign in the distance.

(498) The handwriting was so messy that I couldn't make out some of the letters.

(499) I couldn't make out the words on the street sign because it was too small.

(500) The loud thunder made it impossible to make out what my friend was saying.

(501) I had to use a magnifying glass to make out the tiny details on the stamp.

(502) The fog made it difficult to make out the shape of the ship in the harbor.

(503) The message was garbled, but I could still make out the important details.

(504) We can make out in the elevator, or we can wait until we get to our floor.

(505) The sailor squinted his eyes, trying to make out the berth on the horizon.

(506) They couldn't resist the urge to make out in the middle of the dance floor.

(507) The small font size made it challenging to make out the text on the screen.

(508) Squinting in the bright sunlight, she tried to make out the distant figure.

(509) He squinted as the figure hobbled into view, trying to make out who it was.

(510) I couldn't make out the lyrics of the song because of the background noise.

(511) The distance made it hard to make out the faces of the people in the crowd.

(512) I had to use a magnifying glass to make out the fine print on the contract.

(513) The image on the screen was blurry, but I could still make out the details.

(514) I couldn't make out the details of the painting due to the blur in my eyes.

(515) Although the handwriting was illegible, I could still make out a few words.

(516) The couple decided to make out in the movie theater during a romantic scene.

(517) The fog was so thick that I could barely make out the shapes in front of me.

(518) Squint your eyes to see if you can make out the writing on the old document.

(519) The outline of the island in the distance was nebulous and hard to make out.

(520) The thick accent made it challenging to make out what the person was saying.

(521) I'm not sure if we should make out, considering we're both in relationships.

(522) I heard a voice on the comlink, but couldn't make out what they were saying.

(523) The couple couldn't resist the temptation and started to make out in the car.

(524) They were caught by their neighbors while trying to make out in the backyard.

(525) The paleness of the old photograph made it difficult to make out the details.

(526) I couldn't make out the words in the jabber behind me, but it sounded urgent.

(527) He would gaze through the fog, trying to make out the shapes in the distance.

(528) The speaker's accent was so thick that I couldn't make out some of the words.

(529) The room was dim and rayless, but we could still make out each other's faces.

(530) The hallway was dim, but we could still make out the shapes of the furniture.

(531) I saw a faint round shape in the distance, but couldn't make out what it was.

(532) They were too engrossed in each other to notice people watching them make out.

(533) The speaker's accent was so thick that I couldn't make out what he was saying.

(534) He squinted at the blurry image on the screen, trying to make out the details.

(535) I heard a voe in the distance, but couldn't quite make out what it was saying.

(536) The hoariness of the old photograph made it difficult to make out the details.

(537) The noise from the construction site made it hard to make out the instructions.

(538) The pallidness of the old photograph made it difficult to make out the details.

(539) The teenagers were dared to make out with each other in front of their friends.

(540) I couldn't make out what the teacher was saying from the back of the classroom.

(541) The neon sign was dim, and we could barely make out the name of the restaurant.

(542) He wanted to make out with her, but she was hesitant because they had just met.

(543) I couldn't make out anything on the screen aside from a jumbled mess of pixels.

(544) I squint my eyes to peek through the darkness and make out the shapes around me.

(545) He couldn't make out the meaning behind the undefined mutterings of the old man.

(546) The sun was setting, making it difficult to make out the shapes in the distance.

(547) The dimly lit room made it difficult to make out the faces of the people inside.

(548) The speaker was talking too fast for me to make out everything they were saying.

(549) The darkness made it impossible to make out the faces of the people in the room.

(550) We could barely make out their conversation as we eavesdropped around the corner.

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