Sentence examples for made up once from inspiring English sources

The bulk of those declines were made up once trading shifted to the United States.

Note: The numbers above don't include the cost of the shutdown, which S&P recently estimated sapped another $24 billion from the economy this quarter (although other economists have suggested that some of that activity may get made up once the government reopens).

On the record, God speaks (Paul in a close-miked Bill Cosby voice): Big Bang, That's a joke I made up, Once when I had eons to kill, You know, most folks, They don't get when I'm joking, Well, maybe someday they will… I found this at my neighborhood record store, aka Starbucks.

Once again, Stephen Maturin loses his fortune (though he gets it back); once again, Jack Aubrey and his jealous wife, Sophie, find themselves on the outs (though they kiss and make up); once again, Jack's imprudence by land causes him to lose favor with the Admiralty (though he proves indispensable at sea).

Although it may look better all covered up in make up, once you take that make up off, it will probably be bigger than before and get redder.

Manufacturing industry, which included shipbuilding, once made up a third of the local economy.

The Uighurs once made up 93% of the regional population, but now comprise less than half.

To begin with, it is eighteen thousand square feet, made up of what were once twelve apartments.

Where African-Americans once made up the bulk of Central Harlem's population, they are now less than half.

The Uighur are an ethnic Turkic group that once made up the majority of Xinjiang's population.

Lord Ashcroft's munificence accounts for less than the 10% of party income he has said it once made up.