Sentence examples for performed make up from inspiring English sources

The 13 cuts of "Ashes and Roses" (Zoe/Rounder), most of which she performed, make up an autobiographical song cycle that describes her state of mind after a period of personal travail.

Her view is that acts and the ends for which they are performed make up an action when they are bound together by a principle, which must be formally universal (e.g., always set the table before the guests arrive).

Osbourne had been scheduled to perform make-up dates at Mattress Firm Amphitheatre on Oct. 18, the Hollywood Bowl on Monday and at Shoreline Amphitheatre on Oct. 20.

Mr. Sarkozy called for a more activist industrial policy supporting national "champions;" Ms. Merkel complained about E.U. economic targets, suggesting Berlin would have to over-perform to make up for less-efficient neighbors.

"He'll come back fully fit and it's his chance to perform and make up for some of the lost time last year and our chance to get some of the value of a player who I believe can score goals," Tisdale told BBC Sport.

Following the previous day's fencing ranking event, this new bonus round enabled those who had performed badly to make up ground.

Tutoring during holidays usually denotes two scenarios: one where recreation time is sacrificed for subjects performed poorly to make up for the adaptation crisis; and the other one, in which future lessons are previewed for better adaptation in the new semester.

Miracles performed by Jesus make up a large portion of the gospels.

The workers, who look after children and perform household chores, make up the majority of non-Chinese residents in this territory of seven million.

Decoding is based on algorithms that attempt to extract information related to desired movement from neural signals, and it may also perform functions that make up for parts of the nervous system that no longer interact with the neural commands.

The vibe of the show is reflected in the bar onstage, which serves beer and wine before performances to audience members, some of whom sit at cocktail tables in the playing area where the actors perform, fight and make up around them.