Sentence examples similar to have make up class from inspiring English sources
The hot real estate market is also creating a panic among members of the working class, who have made up the backbone of the city, as rents rise and renters are evicted, legally and not.
Military veterans have made up but a small fraction of Princeton's undergraduate class in recent years.
My daughter is taking swim classes, and I've made up my mind I'm not seeing any clients then.
The great fun I had made up for the lack of female companionship and "girly" chat in my class.
When the smog eventually clears, Suthasi and her peers will have to take make-up classes for the cancelled ones on the weekend, in the evenings, or during the holidays.
Other advocates say that in addition to offering a wider variety of subjects, online courses allow students to make up classes they had previously failed, by working at their own pace.
When Justin Masterson discusses the progress he has made since coming up from Class AA Portland this season, he has a tendency to speak in the first-person plural.
These days, even as Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew and the State Legislature remain deadlocked over establishing year-round schooling, summer has become a crucial third academic semester in New York's public high schools -- a time when students cram for crucial exams, rush to learn English or make up classes they have failed.
Young Indians and the urban middle classes had already made up their minds.
