Sentence examples for make up a note from inspiring English sources

There are several common types of notes which are made by changing different things about the parts that make up a note.

(Wallace attended tax courses as research for "The Pale King"; those notes make up a part of his archive, which is housed at the university's Harry Ransom Center).

Two half notes make up a measure.

He noted the lack of consistent structure and content in the progress notes that make up a large part of the medical record.

SO reads one of the six "ransom notes" that make up a provocative public service campaign introduced this week by the New York University Child Study Center to raise awareness of what Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz, the center's founder and director, called "the silent public health epidemic of children's mental illness".

At a news conference, Mr. Renneisen -- who took over the 80-year-old pageant less than two years ago -- said that state or local agencies would have to help make up a $600,000 annual deficit, though he noted that he was looking for an even $1 million for a little cushion.

As Miranda notes, Latinos make up a large percentage of immigrants in the United States.

He noted how Ugandan parents make up a significant portion of that incoming correspondence.

It's worth noting that mass shootings make up a tiny share of U.S. gun homicides.

To underscore how it works, he makes up an example, noting that these days, "If your pizza is burned, you go to Twitter and write '[So and so's] pizza was burned.' You go to Yelp and Urbanspoon and post negative reviews about your experience, or you tell your friends on Facebook".

In 2004, famous graffiti artist Banksy made up a bunch of fake £10 notes with a picture of Princess Diana on them instead of the Queen they also had Banksy of England on them instead of Bank of England.