Sentence examples similar to made up dates from inspiring English sources

"I am not going to make up dates.

No make up date has been announced.

The Mets' trepidation over new construction was more apparent yesterday in a report by The Associated Press, which quoted the Mets' other owner, Nelson Doubleday, as saying Shea Stadium "can be refurbished and made up to date".

It got its name because the date is made up of four "one's" – 11.11.

But Mr. Bartlett said Mr. Bush did not serve on those dates because he was involved in the Senate campaign, but he made up those dates later.

A National Guard official and Mr. Bush's spokesmen have said he made up the dates, as Guard regulations allow.

Once I made up tour dates for a band live on air because I didn't know what else to say.

Mr. Bush went on to miss a number of National Guard training sessions, although his spokesmen say he made up the dates and his records show he was honorably discharged.

The show made up for dates missed during December 1997, when Faulkner was ill.

The union of England and Scotland which made up Great Britain dates back more than 400 years and produced one of the most storied empires in world history.

Make-up dates will not be offered.