Sentence examples for make up very from inspiring English sources

High-resolution digital images make up very large data sets that are relatively slow to transmit and expensive to store.

And anyway, said Carney last week, interest rates make up very little of the cost of a car finance package.

It was vaudevillian, with songs like New York Telephone Conversation and Make Up – very much later on I discovered Tom Waits and all of that sound – but it was a sort of weird, druggy, theatrical, marching-bands-on-valium sound.

For example, to rebut the idea that paint found on the Rosales Pollock work was not available in Pollock's day, the lawyers cite a 1980 interview that Lee Krasner, Pollock's widow, gave The Partisan Review in which she said that Pollock "at one point got DuPont to make up very special paints for him, and special thinners".

"Men still make up very small numbers of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

Today those counties make up very much the core of the Democratic base in Florida, and it's a function largely of that Puerto Rican population".

"I remember asking, 'Alexi, your bed's always made up very neatly.

He countered that he was making up very little of it.

The mantle is made up very largely of the magnesium-iron silicates olivine and pyroxene (or their high-pressure equivalents).

The doubling of national sovereignties over the past decade has turned the General Assembly into a legislature for a globe made up very largely of rotten boroughs (a political unit with much less than its due proportion of inhabitants).

Of course, any boxes for craft projects that use food should not be made up very far in advance since they might attract pests.