make out in a sentence

The couple's steamy make-out session quickly escalated into a full-blown mate out session.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Despite the thick fog, the captain was able to make out the lighthouse in the distance and steer the ship towards it.

She could faintly see the outline of the mountains in the distance, but the fog was too thick to make out any details.

Barely able to see through the thick fog, the driver slowed down and turned on his headlights, but he still couldn't make out the road signs.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

He squinted his eyes, trying to make out the tiny print on the label of the medicine bottle.

I couldn't make out the details of the painting, it was just a blur under my tired eyes.

Although she was tired, she tried to make out the words on the page, but her eyes kept closing.

Although the cctv cameras were working properly, the footage was blurry and difficult to make out.

The cimmerian figure in the distance seemed to be watching us, but we couldn't make out who or what it was.

He couldn’t make out the directions on the old, crumpled map.

Although the jpg was blurry, I was still able to make out the main subject of the photo.

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

The image on the screen was so pixilated that it was difficult to make out any details.

I had to squint my eyes to make out the smallimageright in the corner of the screen.

I couldn’t make out the recipe because the ink was smudged.

He squinted to make out the words on the distant sign.

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

The photograph was unsharp and difficult to make out.

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

I can make out the scent of flowers in the air.

I can make out the scent of freshly baked cookies.

The scientist tried to make out of the complex formula.

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

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

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

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

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

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