Examples of 'now make up' in a sentence
Meaning of "now make up"
now make up - This phrase is commonly used to mean to fabricate or create something, such as a story or an excuse. It can also mean to reconcile with someone after a disagreement or argument.
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now make up
Women now make up the majority of students.
Financial institutions now make up the flagpole.
They now make up a public open space.
Three styles and two different mediums now make up my work.
Girls now make up half of the school population.
Were created by the introduction of oxygen that now make up our planet.
Perhaps we can now make up for lost time.
Now make up your own minds.
These trolleybuses now make up the majority of the fleet.
Now make up a sequel to this story.
Immigrant youths now make up half the prison population.
Now make up your own table.
Temporary and contract workers now make up a significant portion of the labor force.
Now make up your own mind.
People with drug convictions now make up almost half the federal prison population.
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Now make up some excuse.
The Council must now make up its mind.
Women now make up almost half of all gamers.
A group of nine kimberlites now make up the Renard cluster.
But now make up your mind.
The players who are here now make up the A team.
Minorities now make up over a third of the population.
Young people are becoming increasingly involved and women now make up almost 40 percent of members.
Juveniles now make up the bulk of the catch.
The most important issue is integrating young people, who now make up half the population.
Bots now make up around half of all internet traffic.
The underlying sediments now make up the Canberra Formation.
Women now make up nearly half of the workforce and.
Comfy and versatile, huipiles now make up the majority of her wardrobe.
Women now make up almost half of the workforce in our country.
Oil wealth brought foreign workers, who now make up about three-quarters of the population.
Now make up with me.
Central Americans now make up the bulk of immigrants.
Now make up for it.
The UN says children now make up half of all refugees fleeing Syria.
Now make up your face to resemble a clown and you are good to go.
Casual and part-time workers now make up a significant portion of the work force.
Women now make up a majority of the new committees and minority groups have increased representation.
Statistics and research show that women now make up a majority of these 'second class wageearners'.
They now make up the majority of enrollments in medical schools and law schools.
Statistics and research show that women now make up a majority of these ' second class wage earners.
We must now make up for lost time in getting the budget dialogue under way.
I will get to you later! Now make up your mind.
Christians now make up almost ten percent of the population.
Thirty-eight conservation authorities now make up the Association.
Emerging markets now make up about half of the global economy.
In that time, I helped recruit the players who now make up our roster.
Small scale farmers now make up the majority of suppliers of agricultural produce.
In fact, members of the Mennonite denomination now make up a minority of students.
Niche marketplaces now make up one of the largest segments of retail in general.
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