Sentence examples for so make up from inspiring English sources

So, make up your mind, critics: is it a "mild message" or a "distorted picture"?

Even so, the evidence that people will pay for such apps, and so make up lost revenues, isn't strong.

I usually work through lunch: I have discovered the joys of a juicer, so make up several each evening to take with me for the day.

The Treasury will provide an extra £300m cash from under-spending in other departments, designed to boost affordable housing directly, and so make up any shortfall.

Perhaps you do a lot of things your mother might disapprove of, so make up your own mind in regard to an endurable level of hazard.

Engels was Aaron to Marx's Moses, able to speak in public and so make up for the deficiencies of his partner, who was burdened by both a strong Rhineland accent and a lisp.

Even so, making up all the ground Mexico has lost will not be easy.

Democrats saw from polls that Reagan's budget is less popular, so made up their own resolution in line with traditional Democratic position.

"When somebody's heart is so made up and so set on what he wants to do, at that point you have to set them free," he said.

Quick improvisation with the facts can also be helpful: Mr. Khumalo later confessed that he would have been unable to do business in the neighboring lot, so made up the bit about V.I.P.'s.

"I am so made up," added Purvis, who won a team silver and a bronze on the rings.