make up leeway in English

catch up, overtake, reduce the distance betwee

Use "make up leeway" in a sentence

1. We've got quite a lot of leeway to make up.

2. There is a lot of leeway to make up after the holiday period.

3. He's unlikely to make up the leeway at this stage of the race.

4. He's got a lot of leeway to make up in his studies after his illness.

5. She's been off school for a month, so she has a lot of leeway to make up.

6. Sid gave plenty of leeway, right up to Christmas.

7. Try to give teenagers more leeway to make their own decisions.

8. 25 Most managers have already used up that leeway since share option schemes took off in 19

9. This itinerary leaves us plenty of leeway.

10. There is no leeway in this case!

11. Again, it pays to give yourself plenty of leeway.

12. Billet lowers allow more artistic leeway with manufacturers

13. How much leeway should parents give their children?

14. It doesn't give you much leeway, does it?

15. But bureaucrats have scant leeway to exercise judgment.

16. In fact, the anomalous status gave him greater leeway.

17. S. pay czar will give Benmosche leeway on pay.

18. The government does not have much leeway in foreign policy.

19. States now have more leeway to restrict the sale of guns.

20. But be advised, there is a lot of leeway in these terms.

21. But I allowed them plenty of leeway in playing out a scene.

22. She had to have a little leeway, a little permission from him.

23. Rarely do schoolteachers have leeway to teach classes the way they want.

24. Many urban workers survive on minute incomes that allow no leeway for sickness.

25. I'll make something up.