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Sentence patterns related to "made up for"

1. That made up for the ill-treatment.”

2. What Jay lacked in experience, he made up for in enthusiasm.

3. But her unflagging ambition more than made up for her shortcomings.

4. Her unflagging ambition more than made up for her lack of education.

5. Moss said improvements in student alertness made up for that lost instruction time.

6. He also noticed similarities between the banter he made up for between-songs breaks.

7. The Atoms listed after Oganesson (Og, 118) are fake elements made up for Atomas

8. He made up for his lack of personal charm by an almost deranged relentlessness.

9. 29 He made up for his lack of personal charm by an almost deranged relentlessness.

10. The Counted has made up for the Obama administration’s failings, but the lack of oversight remains

11. The country has made up for some of the lost demand for exports through stimulus spending .

12. His lost eyesight was more than made up for by his ever sharpening sense of hearing.

13. I was pondering this alternative when my mind was made up for me by a passing freighter.

14. What the saloon bar lacked in creature comforts it made up for by the complete absence of journos.

15. Eliot made up for his 1939 poetry collection Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, the basis for the musical.

16. 12 United were within thirty minutes of possible relegation ... then Joey Beachamp made up for all his earlier misses.

17. Their guitar was missing strings, it was completely out of tune, but they made up for it with their smiles.

18. Amycus liked to think that after all these years, him and his sister had more than made up for it

19. "Baldy" Smith, who squandered the best opportunity for success on June 15) made up for the disparity in the sizes of the armies.

20. Ti Lascio una Canzone, Its a singing talent show made up for children from very young to teens from Italy's best singing schools

21. 15 Any personal sacrifices and adjustments that someone needs to make in order to pioneer are more than made up for by the blessings enjoyed.

22. However Sunday made up for it – the Sunday in June that every theatre Broadwayite (new term that was coined at the Tony’s!) waits with great anticipation

23. However Sunday made up for it – the Sunday in June that every theatre Broadwayite (new term that was coined at the Tony’s!) waits with great anticipation

24. The appearance of Airwheel intelligent electric scooter A3 has made up for these limitations.: Le composé épisulfure permet également de supprimer l' Apparition de vides

25. Bilk is a word i made up for no reason and it means 'i don't know what to say to this but i want to say something.' don't trust the gif

26. The Prime Minister bore a striking resemblance to the Britain's Got Talent runner-up in a montage made up for the popular comedy current affairs programme showing him clad as the singer.

27. Evil Angels (aka A Cry in the Dark, the international English title made up for adding dramatic effect) moves at a merciless pace, covering whole years in the lives of the characters, moving from

28. 27 After getting his shot knocked away on one fast break by Kyle Lowry OJ Mayo made up for it by running the floor and getting a lay-up and a foul a few plays later for his only points of the scrimmage.