Sentence examples for making that up from inspiring English sources
"You think I was just making that up?" I thought for a moment, then nodded.
But Mrs. Clinton is making that up with support from nonwhites — three-quarters of whom say they will vote for her — and more educated white voters.
The husband, who was known for curating the nation's only museum of broken glass (I'm not making that up) out of his garage, only spoke Provençaux, but he was able to communicate to me by pointing his thumb at his mouth and then pointing at his garage, which I'm sure translated as an international gesture of welcome.
And that's really what this boils down to: making like-minded friends, keeping company with other word nerds, comparing relative mechanical pencil lead sizes (I swear am not making that up), and delving into the best of the best crosswords the business has to offer.
The bad stuff - say, a comedy about the aftermath of Hiroshima (I'm not making that up) - leaves your soul crying out for something sublime, or at the very least a play that allows you to use your brain a little and gives your heart muscles a workout.
That's one of the joys of nonfiction -- I could never get away with making that up".
You couldn't make that up!
Chase and similar banks have to make that up somehow.
