Sentence examples similar to made-up ground from inspiring English sources

But now "we receive bad treatment from the police and the judiciary on made-up grounds".

However, he has made up ground elsewhere.

After the ECHR ruling, Mr Talat has made up ground in the polls.

The Williams driver made up ground, however, overtaking the leaders as they pitted.

Notre Dame quickly made up ground with putbacks and transition layups.

It's a blue state where Romney has made up ground, but not enough to have a realistic chance of winning.

While Matthew failed to improve her score in sunny, almost windless conditions, Pak and Diaz made up ground quickly.

Austin came into the final round two shots behind Summerhays and Nicholas Thompson, but made up ground with a five-under 67 to finish at 20-under 268.

But Martinus Osendarp Hollandd) ran with great determination, made up ground all through the second half of the race and caught Frank Wykoff near the tape.

Moreover, the ONS pointed out that underlying growth in both the second and third quarters had been "broadly similar": growth in the spring was flattered as the economy made up ground lost in early 2010 because of unusually poor weather.

While Romney has made up ground in some of these states, the public polling still suggests that he faces a tough task in getting to 270 votes in the electoral college, which is what he needs.