Sentence examples for make up a bunch from inspiring English sources

"So I had someone make up a bunch for me".

You can't do what a lot of artists do, which is make up a bunch of stuff and put it in your petition.

Phelps was in seventh place at the halfway mark and had to make up a bunch of ground on a touch field, including Chad Le Clos of South Africa, who touched Phelps out for gold in the 200 butterfly.

Only a bunch of hipster tech journalists checking email on their iPads all day* would think otherwise, and then make up a bunch of data to support their argument.

Then the record got pushed back to a June release date, and we had to make up a bunch of new questions on the spot.

Johnston scoffs at Bristol's claims that Sarah Palin's grandson, Tripp, was conceived on a drunken camping trip and writes, "I can't just make up a bunch of crap to match her lies.

"They made up a bunch of stories afterward, but it was all fabricated".

Is there a meaningful distinction to be drawn between exercising the imagination and just making up a bunch of stuff?

"In the cheapest, most mean-spirited stunt, he has made up a bunch of evidence," Breuer said.

At the first Q&A in early November the chief executive said that the film The Social Network was hurtful because it had "made up a bunch of stuff".

Ms. Gutierrez filed a complaint and pursued the matter at a Taxi and Limousine Commission hearing, where the driver "made up a bunch of stories," she said, adding that a judge eventually ruled in the driver's favor.