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Sentence Examples To use Memorial Day to make up for a snow day is a slap in the face to every person in Alexandria who has lost someone to the perils of war. Three double-headers are scheduled for Kaohsiung and Tienmu over the weekend in order to make up for the time lost because of the rain. The building was a meek, red brick building with several extensions to make up for the growth in attendance every year. Heaven knows that black cinema has years of bad caricature to make up for, and I got a good laugh out of the switcheroo. They make up for that by attacking the ball and forcing 19.8 turnovers per game. Perhaps the vivid hues are supposed to make up for the blandness of what gets served. The Samba-Brazil nut and date cake, Brazilian pecan nut and cocoa parfait make up for the Latin American team's fans. Fortunately, the film does offer some stylish action scenes which almost make up for its two-dimensional characters. I suspected that the local gods, having delivered a lackluster landscape, decided to make up for it by blessing the land with colorful rivers. Burnley owe their home fans a sparkling performance this weekend to make up for their horror show at Gillingham. The kind with double flowers bloom a bit less but make up for it with so many extra petals they look like little roses. The sound is hollow and muffled throughout the film, and the bass has been cranked up to make up for the overall lack of punch. So he tries to make up for his shyness by being as open-minded as possible and accepting people for who they are. This council must make up for all the underspending or they will find themselves out at the council elections this year. So he said no, privately muttering that his team shouldn't have to compromise to make up for the mistakes of others. In his fury and humiliation at being unhorsed, he turned to meet the one who had brought him down, ready to make up for it. Granted, we have to do a bit more bookkeeping than before, but the savings more than make up for it. Does their work and data make up for the numerous impacts of many a well-turned ankle clad in contoured Dior bootees? Cork gave us an unmerciful hiding in the 2003 final and we'll be hoping to try and make up for that. He doesn't need to hint at bad-boy nefariousness to make up for shortfalls in the talent department. Show More Sentences With the time investment required to become a PhD, we cannot now make up for the supply shortage in faculty. I'll do my best to pull my socks up, get my act together, and make up for the lost time. First you spend time seeing everything to make up for lost time, then you wind back a bit. It has since focused its attention on the local market, to make up for the lost export earnings. He was a nice old chap who tried desperately to make up for the uselessness of his subordinates. Great video and sound and tons of trailers might make up for a too short running time. We have her in special education programs to make up for the 16 months of little brain development. He scowled, pretending anger to make up for the insane urge to grin absurdly. There isn't a duff track, and while those lyrics are often too clever for their own good, the accompanying tunes usually make up for that. As if to make up for the sluggishness in his body, his mind was racing along at double speed. But mathematical progress is bursty, and a single breakthrough could more than make up for lost time. However, she feels that the job satisfaction will more than make up for any reservations she has. The movie itself might not be much on serious drama, but the bonus features make up for that. People are putting in long hours to make up for poor organisation and planning in the workplace. It's hardly a level playing field in terms of the personnel at each manager 's disposal, but the pitch itself might well make up for that. To make up for a rainout in June, they played at Shea Stadium in the afternoon, then at Yankee Stadium the same night. Aside from that, Jay-Z's not one of my favorite emcees, but a good beat does a lot to make up for that, and this album is a wonderful example. The eggheads in intelligence dropped the ball, but the warrior types are ready to make up for it. The show's whip-smart writing, bold frankness and exceptional acting more than make up for these minor stumbles. Now it was simply to spend a bit more time with her, to keep her company and just to make up for all the time she hadn't been there. Show More Sentences These are financial instruments that rise in value as the market falls, enabling the holder to make up for losses on an orthodox share portfolio. The farmers are calling on the Government to pay compensation and make up for the so-called BSE tax. You swipe your finger on this scanner, and software then tries to make up for your mental woolliness. To make up for this seeming gap, he became a voracious reader, very eclectic in his taste. What is a challenge worth when there is no prize in the end to make up for the travails? Since the end of the sanctions, the Kurds have sought ways to make up for that lost income. What Kuwaiti fans lack in numbers, they plan to make up for in noise and enthusiasm when their team take on Australia in the Asian Cup. Her diction, her art of prosody, the amorous passion that he brings into her troubling singing make up for her hard and rather metallic tone. It seems he's decided to make up for lost time by backing up his first proposal with several very public declarations of his intentions. The regular size was huge, what they miss in quality they try to make up for in quantity. We have the occasional sighting of a bluejay or a cardinal, but that doesn't make up for the lower class of birds who hang out in my yard. Smokers who think the soothing effects of tobacco make up for the risks may be deceiving themselves badly, according to a new theory. After all, he needed something to make up for the fact that in general, his mind was as much use as a milkshake with no milk. However, he agrees that Shanghai has some pluses that help to make up for this, citing the city's internationalism as an example. That was a short but sappy chapter to make up for some of the gruesome chapters I made y'all go through! My hanging baskets and planters will have to make up for the lack of flower borders for the time being. Do staff members try to make up for the lack of rampaging aliens by occasionally running amok themselves? Here you go my dearies, it's the best I could do for now, but I promise you that dinner will make up for it a hundred times over. All the amplification in world can't make up for a lack of soul, providing more proof that some genres just don't rock. Now that prices are kicking booty, let's crank open the oil spigots and make up for lost time! Show More Sentences But we're only human, and we feel the need to make up for our lack of physical presence in other ways. They were preparing to work through the holidays to make up for a missed deadline for completion of the work. We try to make up for our rebellious feelings by behaving in artificially loving ways toward others. It also made them keen to make up for lost opportunity and learn more about where they came from. Over typical intercity distances in the US, train travel would have to be free of charge to make up for the value of the extra travel time. But Reagan realized immediately that no amount of budget cutting could make up for the shortfall in revenues. My work has taken me away a great deal and I want to make up for lost time whilst I am still hopefully young and fit enough to do so. Whether the partnership can move quickly enough to make up for lost time, however, remains to be seen. To make up for this, the runner beans got off to a great start and are already showing their first beans. Consumers could start to save more of their income in an effort to make up for stock losses, causing a cutback in spending. We all work long hours these days, but many men try to make up for it when they get home. Asiatic lilies make up for having little or no scent with the beauty of their huge upturned flowers in luminous colours. We spent so much time searching for the bra that would make up for the sag. The satisfying feel of the keys beneath my fingers make up for its larger-than-necessary form factor. They exchange books and movies and are doing their best to make up for all the lost years. To make up for the lost sleep, he sleeps to the full on weekends, getting up after noon. At 28 he knows he is supposed to be in his prime and he knows there is a lot of lost time to make up for. Did this mean, he asked, that the disabled were being taxed to make up for the city's lost revenue? Like many who switched employers before pension portability, I now have to make up for those 'lost years' of early career moves. The very stylish decor and layout could unfortunately not make up for the very expensive bar prices and the rude and insolent staff. Show More Sentences Roddick and Federer were put to the test on Thursday when both competitors had to play twice to make up for a near-washout on Tuesday. There is plenty of power to make up for a lack of real head-turning looks, and but testers have raised questions about its driving dynamics. It's to make up for the tons of paper we use up photocopying the thousands of pages' worth of readings he assigns. Or put another way, it's stealing from tomorrow to make up for the improvident ways of today. I thought they were especially good that night, perhaps putting the extra effort to make up for their MIA bandmate. Clearly he was saying that, as we seek a color-blind society, we must make up for what we have done to those of color. As a result, they had to leave quite early to beat the evening traffic jam and to make up for their drummer's driving. Gee, I hope all those explosions make up for the battalions of bland, sexless ciphers filling the screen. It's not going to make up for fundamental flaws in your business plan or training. But its polish and refined gameplay make up for what it lacks in innovation, and render it one of the best light gun games ever. Some commercial fisheries do this to make up for the lack of anglers bait during the colder months so that growth rates are maintained. He said there would be need to make up for the three weeks that had been lost following the premature closure of the institution. However, the traditional turkey and desserts, draught beer, and mocktails will make up for it. Against all odds, we, the drowsy and starving passengers who had to forego refreshment stops along the way to make up for lost time, entered the city of Durban. What he lacks in big daddy empathy skills he just has to make up for in raw politics. Low-income work was a necessity, either to make up for the absence of a man or to bolster his own low-income paycheck. They knew that as much as they tried to make up for it with brute force, their cultural power was nil. In his portrait of a castrato, Andrea Sacchi let a well-hung Apollo make up for the singer's loss. Food aid from abroad must now make up for these lost harvests. It uses rubber rings and to make up for their lack of shape, one side is coloured black, the other white and any quoit which falls black side up, doesn't score. Show More Sentences The magic of compound interest means that it's always hard to make up for lost time. But whatever we may lack in hygiene, we make up for in ecological smarts. But before we organise a whip-round to make up for his shortfall, spare a thought for those who are having to cope with below-inflation pay rises. To make up for the day off, Saturday December 11 is to be a working day. Does that increasing skill set make up for the diminishment of a rags-to-riches mythology? As such, black owners have to reduce prices in order to make up for this disadvantage. Debt relief would barely make up for the fall in commodity prices such as coffee and cotton on which many developing nations' economies are reliant. For me the benefits of being more creative, better at lateral thought and problem-solving, and all that gubbins more than make more than make up for it. What their characters lack in flamboyance the writers make up for in the raw power of their stories. He relied on the principles of control and movement to make up for his lack of velocity, but it was his lionhearted approach that won him the most praise. I guess when you're thrown in with a group of people for a relatively short period of time, you make up for lost time by getting to know each other quickly. The asterisked figures are for periods a little longer than the others, as they include time added on at the ends of the two halves to make up for stoppages. But we had a great auld night and we will make up for it again. The smog will return quickly as factories try to double their production to make up for lost time. The majority of these power-hungry leaders are trying to make up for sins in their own lives or for the past traumas and hurts they have experienced. What companies lose on the hardware they make up for by requiring all software vendors to pay stiff licensing fees to release compatible software titles. Is it to make up for the things we went without, or is it our guilt about the fact that we are too busy enjoying ourselves to devote time to them? This, however, did not always make up for my often feeling out of place, unhip, and unnoticed at the magazine where I worked. Let's hope that what we clearly lack in wits, curiosity, and worldliness we can make up for with a mother lode of dexterity and hand-eye coordination. But with a bit of imagination and a brass neck, we could make up for the lost opportunity now by reinventing ourselves as a series of weird and wonderful characters. Show More Sentences Yet what these smaller blooms lack in breadth they make up for in volume. But I'll try to make up for it in speediness with other chapters. To make up for it, Bulgarians are the largest bread eaters in the region. Formed in the dark days after Dunkirk, the Local Defence Volunteers, later the Home Guard, were expected to make up for lack of weapons with bulldog spirit. In the 2000 ceremony, to make up for lost time, the Church created 860 additional saints, making this by far the biggest cannonade of saints ever set off in Russia. To make up for missing caroling, we all sang together on the way there. They hoped this act would stir a feeling, prompting the practitioners to serve in modesty to make up for the inadequate medical technology they had. And what the songs lack in structural certainty or melodic eloquence they usually make up for in the remarkable depth and vibrancy of their textures. In fact, Williams was chagrined that Acuff-Rose bought the songwriting credits from Mulligan and throughout his life, Williams aided Mulligan financially to make up for it. History has shown that the Blackhawks lose players because they won't pay fair market value, then overpay others with lesser talent to make up for their gaffes. These centers were founded chiefly to make up for the appalling lack of art teaching in the conventional curriculum of black schools at that time. Merchants are hoping for a crush of last minute shoppers today, and bargain hunters after Christmas to make up for disappointing sales up until now. Our main treatments for youngsters are manicures and pedicures but we also do mini facials and makeovers and special occasion make up for weddings. He also was a vigorous member of many school organizations, and this youthful clubbability probably helped make up for his lack of scholastic prowess. As always, extreme makeover or not, if you're not happy with who you are on the inside, cosmetically changing the outside will never make up for it. The generous portioning of excellent salmon, prawns, clams and squid didn't really make up for the disappointing sauce and over-cooked vermicelli. In short, he could make up for a forgettable season with a memorable postseason, if only the light comes on in time to help the underachieving Seahawks. And there are plenty of laughs along the way to make up for it. What the French lack in reason they make up for in sheer gall. Scientists believe the normally docile beasts are eating the baby birds to make up for deficiencies in their diet on Rum, or even using them as a form of medicine. Show More Sentences Leather jackets and ducktails make up for any sense of direction or motivation among these characters as they meander through high school, girls, and the soda shop. No amount of rugged scenery can make up for such a patronising portrait of islanders as a bunch of couthie, crafty stereotypes. Some earlier Latin poets tried to make up for this deficiency by creating new compound words, as the Greeks had done. And ice hockey's fired-up Scots-born defenceman admitted he cannot wait to make up for lost time. Though she's superficial to the point of noxiousness and obsessed with amassing cultural cache, her ridiculous affectations make up for it. One solution to this problem is to make up for the lost sleep by taking short power naps. In Quebec itself, the francization of allophones is too sparse to make up for the deficit incurred by inadequate francophone fertility. But he is determined to play as the Cats aim to make up for the disappointment of losing the last two deciders. Throughout the battle, the Luftwaffe had to use numerous reconnaissance sorties to make up for the poor intelligence. Perez is desperate to make up for a trophyless season last year and Rooney could be the next Galactico. Relying on enthusiasm and resourcefulness to make up for their lack of verticality, the duo uses critical thinking instead of brawn. Instead, a documentary film directed by Julien Temple was released to make up for the lack of a festival. To make up for it, I drowned my lean tuna sushi in soya sauce and wasabi and huffed and huffed as my brain flooded with dopamine. Does this hunk of glass make up for his untenable relationships? Male field crickets that take big risks for love seem to make up for their folly by hiding a lot. And, by not being questioned for this survey, did they in fact make up for the one in three shortfall of bedtime story readers? Don't kid yourself that a lie-in at the weekend can make up for going without sleep in the week. Early in the season, even if tackles were missed, any number of players maniacally chased to a ballcarrier to make up for a lapse. To make up for this loss, the Portuguese captured and commandeered five ships from Gujarat that were sailing between Malacca and Sumatra. A fan tweeted at the Knicks power forward that he needed to make up for last season's poor performance. Show More Sentences Mongol soldiers were more lightly armored than many of the armies they faced but were able to make up for it with maneuverability. The larger towers provided space for habitation to make up for the loss of the donjon. The corn ration was drastically reduced, and it was announced that an extra potato ration would be issued to make up for it. His many charitable donations are beside the point. They do not make up for the fact that he stole the money to begin with. This they had to do in order to make up for the parsimony of nature, and out of it all came their high civilization. Taxicab companies claimed they increased fares in order to make up for lost competition resulting from the increased supply of taxis. But what they lack in size, they more than make up for in cuteness and feistiness. It could not be expected that even for a brief period our Air Force could make up for our lack of naval supremacy. Some training units were mobilised to make up for the bulk of the Jagdwaffe being absent in the Soviet Union. Technology is also being developed to store excess energy, which can then make up for any deficits in supplies. The waveform shapes are necessary to make up for the distance variations from the electron beam source and the screen surface. In this regard, the minister citied GCC decision to raise production to make up for the stop of the flow of Libyan oil due to the political unrest. This lacks the gut-punch of miced-up bass but hopefully the player can rise to the challenge and give his or her take extra energy to make up for it. Disappointingly there were none of the pork and beef Greek burgers, which I was looking forward to trying, but I was promised extra souvlaki and gyros to make up for it. To make up for past suppression, the authorities of Norway, Sweden and Finland now make an effort to build up Sami cultural institutions and promote Sami culture and language. Although in the 1950s British colonial officials attempted, through various administrative development efforts, to make up for past neglect, the protectorate stagnated. Part of the reason for its inclusion seems less to expand the scope of the work than to make up for the severe limitations of the Orvietan sources. Although it was only a friendly, Kozak's feistiness when he was denied a penalty and in a late altercation with his marker highlighted a desire to make up for lost time. But the crashing and euphoric blast that introduces Blue Bird here suggests the band are both determined to make up for lost time and leave a lasting impression. When properly designed and operated, a Solvay plant can reclaim almost all its ammonia, and consumes only small amounts of additional ammonia to make up for losses. Examples from Classical Literature This they were able to make up for by means of the drift indicator, which compensated for the drift. Somehow, the idea of a revenant Beta curve didn't make up for the basic loss. The rascals had had one backset, but this move seemed likely to more than make up for it. The well padded suit encompassed him so gently there was no sense of pressure on his body to make up for the weightlessness. They were objectionably apologetic about it, and they seemed to think NOW we were going to have a 'good time' to make up for it. Charles stood up, prudence and timidity washed away by a burning need to make up for his embarrassment with a grandstand play. He was ever a fierce Anglophobe, and did his best to make up for the deficiencies of his early training. It took, indeed, trimness of apparel to make up for the plainness of his face. Mouths gaped their very widest to make up for the inaudibility of the cheers. Most exquisite of sonatas would not to them make up for a game of billiards! She took an interest in Laura partly perhaps to make up for the tepidity with which she regarded Selina. In such cases an ox will use his tongue more in the prehension of food to make up for the incapacity of the lips. A payday now and then didn't make up for the tedium of labor. Marek was always trying to be agreeable, poor fellow, as if he had it on his mind that he must make up for his deficiencies. No science or painstaking can make up for his not doing this. The grass and the grain began to sprout with tenfold vigor and luxuriance, to make up for the dreary months that had been wasted in barrenness. I could not refuse, and so you have a little feast at night to make up for the bread-and-milk breakfast. To make up for his indiscretion, K. suggested a descent to the river. So he does not and I do, and I have to make up for it by not indulging all too riotously in new clothes, which is no doubt very chastening. You see, he had so many years of being one of the dumps to make up for! Show More Sentences To make up for this abortive experiment, he proposed to take her portrait by a scientific process of his own invention. She was speaking as usual in French, and as if after long self-restraint she wished to make up for lost time. It was as if he must make up for long arrears of hopelessness. She had taken some more days in bed, and must make up for lost time. He's got enough, though, to make up for all deficiencies of that sort in other chaps, abruptly said the stranger, placing a nervous emphasis upon the word he. Of late he had sometimes held away from her for an entire day, redoubling his devotion upon the next and the next, as though to make up for hours that had been lost. Up he rose at the dawn of the next day, and, taking his stout pikestaff in his hand, he set forth upon his journey once more, as though he would make up for lost time. I sincerely trust that you will do your best now to make up for lost time. After that Jurgis did his best to please them, and to make up for the time he had lost before he discovered the extra bungholes of the campaign barrel. The Kardashian Family Christmas card may have been cancelled this year but Kris Jenner is trying to make up for it by posting a series of photos to celebrate the holiday. An increase could mean that they are guilty, and are therefore trying to make up for their unfaithfulness by showing you more affection than usual. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of make up for? What is the past tense of make up for? Translations for make up for Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words makeup artist Makeup make-up make up makeup make time for make up my mind makeups make-ups Makeups make up something make up your mind