Sentence examples for could only make up from inspiring English sources
Houston won 2-0, and Sporting KC could only make up half of the deficit at home, losing 2-1 on aggregate.
For example, a recruiter who enrolled a low number of students could only make up to $35,000, even with an "outstanding" quality rating.
Only the firm's European supermarkets and banking division, which together only make up a tiny slice of the group's overall revenues, could report rising profits.
If he could only make it up.
You could only make it up, 24 hours earlier.
Hudsons could only make sweeps up to 17°W but lacked endurance to stay there.
I seem to recall we lost a day due to bad weather, meaning Gordon and I could only make the climb up to the top once.
Chappell drove his ball into the left rough — where he received a fortunate break when it was picked up by a fan, giving him a free drop — but could only make par after laying up from out the trees, hitting a wedge to 20 feet and missing the putt.
The budget could only make the sums add up through blatant accounting tricks.
In West's second NBA season, the Lakers could only make limited use of Baylor, who was called up by the U.S. Army Reserves and could play only 48 games.
