Sentence examples for made up even from inspiring English sources

But once his mind was made up, even if his decision did upset certain members of his family, Senna quickly set about trying to realise his dream.

The implication was that the gap could not be made up, even if she wins more delegates in the remaining contests, as she is expected to do.

For countries like Brazil and Argentina (which depend on GSP for about half their exports to the EU), the lost privileges should be made up, even surpassed, by a future trade deal.

"We are not surprised because this is, after all, a trade body of which the big British newspaper groups are leading members and because WAN-IFRA showed that its mind was made up even before the mission arrived".

Over 6 in 10 Republican primary voters said they wished there was more choice of candidates, and nearly the same number said their minds were not made up, even though a number of nominating contests are already over.

A senior aide to the Sutton campaign said Mr. Renacci was assuming every mind was already made up, even though in a race this close, only a few undecided voters could make a difference.

Was I wearing too much make up – even in black and white?

You start playing and getting into the fantasy of the kid, so you make up even crazier stories and suddenly we're making this movie!

That is a margin that will not be easy to make up even with a faster car, with the Spaniard driving as well as he is.

The research also said that sea levels rose by just 32cm over the past millennium, which makes the predicted rise over the next 100 years look pretty terrifying – despite it not actually making up even one Danny DeVito in height.

The research also said that sea levels rose by just 32cm over the past millennium, which makes the predicted rise over the next 100 years look pretty terrifying – despite it not actually making up even one Danny DeVito in height.