Sentence examples for over made up from inspiring English sources

A 2012 report from the New York Federal Reserve found that student loan borrowers aged 60 and over made up 5.3percentt of total borrowers, and 4.8percentt were carrying past-due balances.

Students aged 16 and over made up 45%% of the Chinese who arrived between 2001 and 2011 ONS 2013bb).

In 2018, those aged 65 or over made up 21.4% of Finland's population, the joint fourth highest in Europe alongside Germany — with only Portugal, Greece, and Italy having a higher proportion, according to Eurostat.

Apple and Amazon are fighting over made up words, as you may well be aware.

Stage make up may not look good close up; you might even look false, fake, over made up, tarty, clown-like or a variety of other unflattering looks close up!

If you don't have enough left over, make up the shortfall with mash.

Many of us wish we could start over, making up for our hurtful actions and mistakes.

Today, people age 65 and over make up 12% of our nation's population, and that percentage continues to grow.

In some developing countries, the aged population is expanding; in Lebanon, local statistical reports indicate that individuals aged 65 years and over make up around 10% of the total population [ 1].

At the last election, the over-55s made up more than half of the electorate.

Mr Cameron's party is much older than him: in 2009 over-55s made up 60% of members.