Sentence examples for made up ever from inspiring English sources

It launched a running gag with friends in which we made up ever wilder parodies: "Childhood Bed-wetter to Shake Up RSC", "Christmas Night Mistake to Helm Bayreuth" etc.

This shift is far from over (see chart).There is no such growth in the market for new PCs, which increasingly depends on the replacement of old computers by new ones with better, but not more numerous, processors, and makes up ever less of the total market for microprocessors.

After the show ended, I wondered... would Carrie and Big break up and make up ever again?

But silicon got through its growing pains, and the semiconductor industry perfected building ever-denser arrays of integrated circuits made up of ever-smaller transistors.

The nature of certain jobs in healthcare means that professionals' working lives are made up of an ever-changing variety of night shifts, day shifts and rest days.

Your personality is made up of everything you ever experienced -- everything you ever heard, witnessed, learned, mimicked, etc.

It can be a terrible film yet have some of the best make-up ever seen.

Its my first made up card game ever.

"I don't know if they will ever make up.

Shortages have been made up by pumping ever-larger quantities of groundwater, which has shrunk the underground reserves, lowered the water table, and reduced water quality.

"We've got every promise he's ever made up here".