Sentence examples for making up from from inspiring English sources

The military argument is that with racial minorities making up from 28percentt of the enlisted personnel in the Air Force to 44percentt in the Army, almost all-white ranks of officers would hurt morale.

Adam Fleming looked at lessons on breaking up and making up from European countries where coalitions have been the norm for years, and what advice they can offer to Britain.

About 300 of Henry and William's favorite things will be spread through the seven galleries making up "From Rye to Raphael".

The relative distribution of specialty ICUs versus general ICUs was not uniform across the country, with specialty ICUs making up from 35% (Shandong) to 66% (Jiangsu) of units, or 34% (Shandong) to 53% (Beijing) of ICU beds [ 10, 11, 15].

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.

The mirror is made up from 18 hexagonal panels which fold up for launch.

The rest is made up from sponsorships, food sales, facility rentals, private grants and educational programs.