The phrase "make up by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about replacing or compensating something that was lost or taken away. For example, "The school took away the student's sports privileges, but he was able to make up by volunteering more hours at the local animal shelter."
The myth that "AIPAC will beat you if you don't toe the line" continues to hold strong, and so it can be expected that many members, despite their resentment of AIPAC and Netanyahu's pressure, will spend excessive time and energy between now and next November playing "make up" by proving their support for Israel.
"It would cost me more to pay for full-time childcare than I would make up by working full-time.
She is wearing jewels by VanCleef & Arpels plus a gown by Pierre Balmain for Bergdorf Goodman & Touch & Glow make up by Revlon.
In fact, the state-run companies that once dominated here now make up, by many calculations, only a third of economic output.
At $13.2 billion, airline bookings make up by far the greatest share of that figure, but hotel bookings are growing fastest.
Ni-nis make up, by some estimates, the largest portion of the Venezuelan electorate: people tired of unending polarization, of shouting matches between their chavista uncle and their anti-Chávez cousins during what were meant to be nice family gatherings.
14 1 KISS AND MAKE-UP, by Gene Simmons.
Make-up by Alex Byrne at Terrie Tanaka, using Mac cosmetics.
'I Never Learn' is released tomorrow on Atlantic Make-up by Valeria Ferreira at Caren using Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Fluid and S 2014.
Fashion Editor Jo Jones; Associate Stylist Rowdy SS; Make-up by Nora Nona at Mandy Coakley for Sam Headly Nails; Fashion Assistant Billie Brand Photographerr's Assistant Sam Copeland.
Over the past 45 years Athens has often accused Tirana of trying to alter the region's fragile demographic make-up by populating it with Muslim Albanians.
