Sentence examples for makes up from from inspiring English sources

However, the brand has lost leadership in the category, which makes up from 25 to 30percentt of all cigarettes sold in this country, primarily because it has been unable to attract customers in their 20's and 30's while many of its faithful older buyers are, well, no longer around.

The average three-member black household makes about 59 percent of what a similar white household makes — up from 55 percent in 1967 — but the income gap in actual dollars widened to $27,000 from $19,000.

But in a vulnerable moment later with Luke, Lorelai reveals her true hesitation about setting the date is because she wants to wait until she makes up from her fight with Rory.

Seven foreign feature films were made, up from only two, and the number of foreign-made television series has trebled.

Tinder is approaching 2 billion matches made (up from 1 billion in March).

Infected macrophages in splenic granulomas from most mice made up from 15%to20%0% on most occasions.

Here, we pick our first choice XV made up from the two starting line-ups this weekend.

The liquor was made up from Scotch malt that was landed on the Jersey shore.

Both major Scottish parties say any financing gap will be made up from government coffers.

The newspaper did not say how much of the difference was made up from executed prisoners.

"Specter had his mind made up from the beginning," he snapped.