Sentence examples for better at making up from inspiring English sources

In 1979 the Economist sent me to east Berlin to report on the East Germans' startling claim that they too had overtaken Britain (nonsense: communism was better at making up figures than raising living standards).

When I trained as a primary teacher (before I realised I was better at making up imaginary kids than explaining what a rhombus is to real ones), I met kids with learning disabilities, visual impairments, communication disorders.

It's an action film, with just a tiny hint of a brain, and a reminder, though you would never guess this from all the remakes pouring out of Hollywood these days, that movies are often better at making up new stories than at retelling the old ones.

I've gotten better at making up silly games.

"I'm not dating anyone at the moment," is better than making up a fictitious boyfriend.

No matter how much you want to get back at her and make everything right again, but there are better ways of making up.

As you get better at coaching, you will start making up your own games and drills.

He has got a funny running action but he can shift and has got better at making the ball stick up front.

Dude, you better have made up your mind.

or better yet make up your own date.

Rickie Fowler could manage no better than 73, which rather leaves him making up the numbers at one under par.