Sentence examples for make up one of from inspiring English sources

The superlatives unfolded as experts described the items that make up one of the most important collections to come on to the market.

A passionate band of faithful courtiers, who make up one of several strands of lingering monarchists here, dote on him and run an institute dedicated to his cause.

Compositions centering on the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris around 1200 make up one of the great treasures of Western music but are seldom heard.

They are on display at the Soane museum, whose 9,000 Adam drawings make up one of its principal collections.

The first-rounders make up one of the more underachieving classes in recent N.B.A. history.

These three make up one of the N.H.L.'s most interesting and creative forward lines.

Yorktown's trucks now make up one of the most cutting-edge de-icing fleets in the Northeast.

Together they make up one of the best regions for wilderness canoeing and camping in North America.

There is no Hammershoi trail in Copenhagen, so I had to make up one of my own.

His players make up one of the oldest college teams out there, so old that the media guide does not even list their ages.

It's coupled with the late Ode to Napoleon and the exquisite Herzegewächse, to make up one of the great Schoenberg discs of all time.