Examples of 'up to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "up to make"
up to make: This phrase is often used to convey the idea of being responsible for creating or producing something. It implies taking the necessary steps or actions to bring about a result or achieve a goal
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I was just following up to make sure phones are okay.
Sign up to make your own professional video presentation.
You are just making it up to make me feel better.
Sign up to make your city resilient to disasters.
That i gotta tidy up to make this work.
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I will wake you up to make the fire.
Propped up to make the trenches appear fully manned.
Its after the year is up to make a determination.
Look up to make sure the bird is still there.
I put the drawings up to make us some money.
Eat up to make up for being sick.
Small rivers join up to make a larger one.
Follow up to make sure each task gets checked off as done.
Built from the ground up to make a difference.
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Speed up to make others notice you.
The votes are already lined up to make a move.
I am fired up to make the most of this chance.
The whole crew is arming up to make a sweep.
Nedley made it up to make us practice working together.
He might have just made it up to make me laugh.
Lock them up to make them do their homework.
His companion turned up to make him one.
Follow up to make sure they get fixed.
Just making something up to make you laugh.
We split up to make contacts other patriots.
I waited until silva got up to make a call.
They blew it up to make way for a supermarket.
A cowboy and an angel wrapped up to make a legend.
We are teaming up to make a lasting difference in our world.
This morning my wife got up to make coffee.
Europe gears up to make fusion energy a reality.
Setting the right tools up to make sure.
Each is set up to make receiving donations easier.
I would need to see a mock up to make a decision.
You hang up to make it stop ringing.
Make a game out of washing up to make it simpler.
I just got up to make some fresh coffee anyway.
I left the day before he went up to make that climb.
Rhia stood up to make some hot chocolate.
And it keeps on going all the way up to make iron.
And they rose up to make that happen.
There was one in which we liked to meet up to make love.
You made that up to make me feel better.
I am just one of those nerds who grew up to make billions.
They all add up to make up a decent amount.
I am trying to figure out how to set up to make it happen.
I called him up to make sure that he knows.
It kind of felt like he was gearing up to make a big speech.
She moved up to make out their faces.
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