Sentence examples for make up so from inspiring English sources

I don't need to make up so much drama now.

Did the Democrats really make up so much ground in the last week?

This may help to explain why her "complete short stories" make up so slender a volume.

Perhaps that was why the RIBA audience received his half-kiss and make up so warmly.

In all rich countries but one, taxes make up so much of the price of petrol at the pump that consumers hardly notice any drop in crude prices.

Eight votes, however, is not a lot of ground for Mr. Santorum to make up, so the outcome could easily change before the vote is certified.

The researchers suggest that if the same is true for people, such brain activity could be the source of the visions and other sensations that make up so-called near-death experiences.

As she announced this year's nominations, Mahon talked of "changing the make-up" so that the "200 or so jurors" were "52% female and 27% BAME".

My face isn't dramatically altered by make-up so I don't feel I need a massive disguise to face the world.

During the war you couldn't get cosmetics, but you could get stage make-up, so we had dead-white faces with our eyes outlined in burnt cork".

"Our rule of thumb is that I will do it, but use a different skin tone and give it different coloured eyes and make-up, so it never truly resembles them," Matt says.