Sentence examples for fully made up from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, some NHS sources say the VAT shortfall is not fully made up by the Government.
I picture Margot from The Good Life in a dramatic kaftan, fully made up yet still visibly human.
I'm not sure I had even fully made up my mind, but I had made it up long enough to hit "send," and so it became real.
Moments later, she emerged, fully made up, in a sequined tank top, black slacks, patent leather oxfords -- and a roller in her blond bangs.
However, no one asked him not to resign, Mr. Gifford said, adding that Mr. Lewis sounded as though he had fully made up his mind.
Even the probable success of "The Lord of the Rings" may not fully make up for New Line's poor record.
That's the problem — and it's why consumer power, while an important force, cannot ever fully make up for government failure to enforce labor and safety laws.
For a while, I was writing from the perspective of doctors and scientists, but fully making up whatever they specialized in — and being very bold about it.
Until she spoke up for herself, no defense, no matter how spirited or well-argued, could fully make up for Ms. Palin's conspicuous absence from the screen.
The Moto E does have some shortcomings, most notably the poor camera and shortage of internal storage, which a microSD can't quite fully make up for.
