Example sentences of "it [modal v] make a [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 and not the back of the photograph , otherwise you 'll get yourself in all sorts of difficulties and it may make a nice editorial , nice letters to the editor , but it would be very irritating to the editor , because they hate having mistakes pointed out to them , and that 's picture perspective .
2 The water is poured off and the base is dried when it may make a cracking noise — hence ‘ crack . ’
3 If fleeing fails and the prey is cornered , it may make a last-ditch stand and turn on its tormentor .
4 I believe we should all warmly welcome this opportunity to debate the role of audit ; it gives the users of audit services the opportunity to have their say and it should make a major contribution to dealing with the expectation gap .
5 It should make a lovely display against ‘ Black Beauty ’ , another very distinctive pansy .
6 If the model is set up correctly , it should make a steep descent under full control .
7 It should make an interesting text for a graduate-level course in community ecology , help students to plan research and set any ecologist thinking about possible generalizations .
8 It might make a few people think , which is good .
9 Two-year-old Sam Brit-ton-Gant 's enthusiasm for his child 's plastic toilet seat was so great that , having used it in the traditional way , he decided it might make an attractive necklace .
10 ‘ We 're looking forward to it and it 'll make a nice day out for Jennifer . ’
11 Yeah , I think it 'll make a nice change
12 It 'll make a great observation post .
13 It was interesting to listen to the comments after the game from the Radio 5 reporter who said that we 'd had enough chances to last us ‘ till Christmas , maybe it 'll make a few people sit up and recognise that we have a team capable of winning something this season .
14 It 'll make a big difference .
15 IT COULD make a great movie .
16 If Joseph gave him an exhibition it could make a huge difference to Leary 's reputation , yet she wondered how likely it was that Joseph would help him .
17 So have a strategy ready — it could make a big difference to how you cope .
18 Keir Hardie favoured the general strike , not as an instrument of class struggle and revolution , but because he believed it could make a valuable contribution to maintaining the peace of bourgeois Europe .
19 ‘ If only we could get taken on by three or four large farms with big dairy herds , it would make a tremendous difference — large cheques paid regularly and on time . ’
20 The play is very compelling — it would make a riveting hour on TV .
21 For after using his plastic seat in the conventional manner , he thought it would make a nice necklace .
22 It would make a nice souvenir for her charm bracelet .
23 It would make a nice change , ’ she replied guardedly .
24 It would make a nice change to have something happening in this place for once .
25 I originally bought it because it was easy to carry around and I figured that it would make a nice practice guitar .
26 ‘ We thought it would make a nice Christmas present and show our borrowers that we are passing on the benefits of the recent rate reductions as soon as possible , ’ says Stratton .
27 ‘ I thought it would make a nice wedding present for Terry . ’
28 It would make a better spread across the number of industries and services and if , if they join us , it would help us all considerably .
29 Yeah I do Stefan , I mean i it 's very vigorous int it , when it gets established and it grows very upright as well and of course it 's deciduous erm some people call it a shrub , some people call it a tree but I , I will think that er Mrs is doing the right thing by cutting it back , especially if it 's a small garden , it would make a better bush in the garden I think if she does that and the these little white flowers really in are nice are n't they ?
30 I told him I though it would make a good fireman " hat .
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