Sentence examples for made up though from inspiring English sources
I retreat to my room, which the attendant has made up, though he left a damp dirty towel on the floor next to the toilet.
A' wha can live by sowps o'drink, An' mirkest blast a scroggie!" It was, of course, entirely made up, though from words which do occur in Burns's real verse.
For all our complex Ideas are ultimately resolvable into simple Ideas, of which they are compounded, and originally made up, though perhaps their immediate Ingredients, as I may so say, are also complex Ideas.
As Locke put it, "all our complex Ideas are ultimately resolvable into simple Ideas, of which they are compounded, and originally made up, though perhaps their immediate Ingredients, as I may so say, are also complex Ideas" (Essay, II, xxii, 9 [Full Quotation]).
His mind was made up though when Colonel Henry Hardinge, of the Portuguese Quarter-master-general's department, rode up and urged him to immediately advance.
That doesn't make up, though, for the loss of Woody Harrelson and the other superior actors who made the movie a surprise hit.
Remember the rule of make up though!
Unfortunately they delete anything that isn't made up of Oprah buzzwords though.
Suspected terrorists will be tried not before a jury but rather a commission made up primarily -- though not necessarily exclusively -- of military officers.
By the late 1990's, income and corporate taxes made up 40percentt, even though rates had not increased significantly.
Though adults made up the bulk of the early crowd, several were accompanied by their children.
