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make it with

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  1. see make it, def. 3.


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But on Wednesday, they said the doctor could no longer make it, with the judge telling jurors they could have the case early next week.

From Seattle Times

“Veep” is a certified great comedy, but it’s one thing to create a show about Washington monkeyshines using original characters in original stories and another to make it with some necessary regard for real events and people, especially when, in Hunt’s case, their life was touched with tragedy.

From Los Angeles Times

“There’s a line that says if you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for anything. It was a hard time. I had to do seven jobs to try to make it. With three kids, it was a very scary time.”

From Seattle Times

As for the products themselves, which will debut in an exhibition titled “Teatro Albers” during Milan Design Week, the AMO team turned to two designers who could create something fresh that captured the Alberses’ ideas, but make it with their own hands and be willing to take part in lectures and weaving demonstrations that will be held during the unveiling.

From New York Times

Her memories of “Tár” remain potent: how Field sent her the script, saying that he wouldn’t make it with anyone else; how during her research she’d awake in the middle of the night, only to discover that she had been conducting in her sleep.

From Los Angeles Times