Sentence examples for instance is made up of from inspiring English sources

The opening speech, for instance, is made up of words that Tristan Tzara has silently cut out of an unidentified newspaper and drawn from a hat.

Some form professional groups: the Boston Symphony Chamber Players, for instance, is made up of the orchestra's first chairs, while the New York Philharmonic Ensembles -- members of the orchestra -- have begun a free noon-hour series near Ground Zero.

The Senate, for instance, is made up of two representatives from every state, no matter how large or small.

Many engineering materials (almost all metals and ceramics, for instance) are made up entirely of small crystals or grains in which atoms are packed in regular, repeating, three-dimensional patterns; the grains are stuck together meeting at grain boundaries.

The molecules of polystyrene (PS) and polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), for instance, are made up of relatively bulky units so that, at room temperature, free motion is hindered by severe crowding.

If, for instance a map is made up of some areas shaded red with a symbol of a wave in it, you might need to check the key to discover that it's the location of an area of beach with high-tide warnings.

Much is made up, other moments – Turner going back to kill a baby initially forgotten in the slaughter of a family, for instance – omitted.

For instance, the Viking Index C.D. is made up of Norwegian, Danish and Swedish currency.

For instance, New York City's building code is made up of five sections, 76 chapters and 35 appendices, alongside a separate set of 67 updates (The 2014 edition is available as a book for $155, and it makes a great gift for someone you never want to talk to again).

Last week, for instance, the Governor's Highway Safety Association, which is made up of state highway safety officials, said more research was needed to determine what laws were most effective.

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