Terms for subject Cliche / convention containing make a

English	Russian
make a choice between A and B	выбирать между А и Б (He's got to make a choice between alcohol and his family. ART Vancouver)
make a conscious effort	целенаправленно работать (He also talked about the distinctive stylistic unity in the records he has produced, calling the sound "clean and tidy," and how his work with Linda Ronstadt changed the direction of her career. "I made a conscious effort to focus on the brilliance of her voice and her singing," he recounted. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
make a deep impression	произвести глубокое впечатление (upon sb. – на кого-л. ART Vancouver)
make a fortune	озолотиться (make a fortune in real estate ART Vancouver)
make a good argument	убедительно доказывать (To complicate the concept further, Spaxman makes a good argument that natural formations can be iconic. He specifies The Lions on the North Shore mountains. The Lions are made up of two distinct mountain peaks, which many long-time residents talk about with reverence. vancouversun.com ART Vancouver)
make a lot of money from	хорошо нагреть руки на (A lot of lawyers made a lot of money from this copyright infringement case which dragged on for 22 years. ART Vancouver)
make a lot of money from	хорошо нажиться на (A lot of lawyers made a lot of money from this copyright infringement case which dragged on for 22 years. ART Vancouver)
make a reality	воплотить в жизнь (“I am delighted that we are that much closer to the completion of this waterfront park plan. I would also like to express my most sincere gratitude to my friend and longtime resident of Westwood, Jim Green, for helping to make this a reality,” Clements said. ART Vancouver)