| His face's painted and he's all made-up, looking, in fact, exactly how a pop star should. |
| Nicola recognized, with the way Michael was gesturing, that it was one of his hilarious, usually made-up stories. |
| Even made-up brand names need to look like words and need to be pronounceable, so this is particularly accurate. |
| I remember a time as a child when my sister and I shared an imaginary world of made-up creatures. |
| Bea is suggesting made-up names that sound like they could have been invented by a brand manager at an advertising agency. |
| In my book, Thanksgiving is just some made-up holiday someone invented to sell more turkeys, so I wasn't going to do anything for it. |
