Sentence examples similar to make up becomes from inspiring English sources

As artists became increasingly interested in anatomical realism, the study of these drawings and the use of dissections to understand musculature and how the body is made up became part of the study of a young painter, and Leonardo would have learned this from his master Verrocchio.

Her make-up becomes lighter as she becomes a model and later a supermodel.

Then the room that houses hair-and- make-up became a long corridor of marble statues with missing limbs.

"Columna Rostrata," one of the ancient Latin inscriptions that make up "Tituli," becomes both brutal and crowded, recording as it does a lucrative Roman triumph over the Carthaginians.

In one of those strange twists you could not make up, he became the county's health director in 1999.

The four individual characters that make up "Southern Weekly" became banned search terms, along with "constitutional government".

A dictionary of terms associated with motherhood would not be complete without the loving nicknames we all give our children, the words they make up that become part of our daily vocabulary, and, of course, certain expletives that fall out of our mouth when we think little ears aren't listening.

So somewhere along the line, not making stuff up became more like religion.

Or is there a danger that the rich diversity that makes up Britain becomes consigned to a few stereotypes?

The ostensible purpose is to raise revenue to help make up what has become an annual shortfall for transportation financing.

They collectively make up what has become one of the world's most important art fairs attracting everyone from hedge fund billionaires to empty-pocketed art students.