Sentence examples for making up a number from inspiring English sources

President Obama was accused of making up a number of key details that were fed to the public in the wake of the assassination, including that Bin Laden died in a fire-fight and that the Pakistani government had no role to play in the mission.

"Make up a number," he said at the debate.

Several phrases make up a number of verses to complete a musical rendition.

In other words, in the absence of real data, they will make up a number.

But it was apparently hypothetical in the extreme, because at the first debate, talking about such a cap, he said, "Make up a number".

"The truth of the matter is you made up a number of things you never told anyone, isn't that true?" Mr. Harrison asked.

I'll make up a number; let's assume it's 15 to 1.

These devices make up a number of applications for 3D images or videos, such as 3D rendering [13], 3D visual quality assessment [14], and 3D video detection [15].

They've also added support for video and podcast streams, which make up a number of the new channels.

Given an hour of real time, a model trained on a MacBook Pro will have, let's just make up a number, 10 teraflop-hours of training done.

Over the years I've made up a number of different answers to the inevitable question.