Sentence examples for less make up from inspiring English sources

Heels are NOT an option unless you like going to A n E with a broken ankle!!! sporty looks may require less make up.

In fact, apartments priced at $550,000 or less make up the fastest-moving piece of the Manhattan market.

Earlier Wednesday, to sit in the gallery in the 23-karat gold-leaf-covered Senate chambers was to listen to the winning coalition more or less make up the arrangements.

"While data shows that households of four people or less make up the vast majority of the population, we have worked to ensure that we are balancing our city's needs while also serving a diversity" of family sizes.

Some investors and analysts cautioned that it was too soon to tell whether the other ReNu cleaners would be able to remain on the market, much less make up for the sales of MoistureLoc, which were about $100 million worldwide last year.

She wore even less make up than last week and a relatively understated black outfit.

The "World Wide Web", as people quaintly called the internet in 1996, was more or less made up of text.

This is why the most forceful narratives and dramas seem less made up than distilled.

He wakes 4 hours later, and more or less makes up with the children.

But they were more or less making up for that by eating more salad leaves and fruit.

(This was in 1944, by which time international opinion had more or less made up its mind about Germany).