Sentence examples for be made up only from inspiring English sources

The first was that he wanted the special committee to be made up only of directors who had joined within the last three years.

But that kind of spending, Mr. Barwick said, could be made up only through more large-scale deals, like the one with Rouse.

These are to be made up only of spherical balloons composed of uniformly unvaried materials and without stripes, virtually guaranteeing that they will have perfectly steady and unvarying signals.

Formerly the leader of the far right National Democratic Party (NPD), Voigt was convicted in 2009 after he was caught handing out flyers at the World Cup which argued that a black player was not entitled to play for Germany, whose national team – the literature argued – should be made up only of white players.

The upshot will be that Kenya's "structural corn deficit," which was, according to the USDA, at 300,000 metric tons in 2011, will have to be made up only from producers of non-GM corn.

His momentum was made up only of air, without the distraction of ground.

With me, life is made up only of the best and the worst, of love and hate.

Mr. Gualtieri is not a real general, and his army is made up only of civilian volunteers who carry white fliers.

He said that the Republican Party was "pretty much a white, Christian party" -- not that it was made up "only" of white Christian conservatives.

Ms. Scism's wine list is hamstrung by a presumably laudable conceit that would be winning if it didn't seem so anachronistic: it is made up only of wines made by women, or from wineries owned by them.

Even when a picture is made up only of words printed in black, like his early transcriptions of samo graffiti to paper and canvas, the visual impression may be coloristic — an effect of the brushed or paint-sticked lines activating rather than merely occupying their off-white grounds, which breathe and glow.