用to make up for造句子，“to make up for”造句

He tried hard to make up for the lost time.

He worked overtime to make up for his lateness for work.

We raise foreign capital to make up for the shortage of fund and to import technology.

Most are loaded with sodium to make up for lost flavor, and the texture's often rubbery .

Clearly I am not well trained but I will try to make up for that.

Your mission on earth was to make up for these former lives, to bring back love and justice to humanity.

If you decide to make up for yourself, here are some useful tips to help you look the best.

Until recently big brewers tried to make up for flagging sales in the rich world by pushing into emerging markets.

Other American Banks, denied a foothold in ICBC, are scrambling to make up for it wherever they can.

Students should strengthen unity, help each other, learn from each other's strengths to make up for their weaknesses and make progress together.

He decided to stop on for an extra month in the university to make up for the time he spent while his family stayed with him.

The last week's warm-up leave before the exam is reserved for candidates to arrange by themselves, or to make up for the shortcomings, or to have a good rest to adjust their body and mind.

Servant must have the last words, but nowadays there is nothing to gain, so he pretends to be able to make up for his grief by composing songs.

As for the unfairness arising from the transparency reduction by the system, effective supervision should be used to make up for it.

Attracting high value -added Chinese branch plants is one way to make up for the loss of standardized manufacturing to China.

There are many gaps in life. Years, there are always lots of regrets to make up for. Life, there is always a lot of confusion to understand.

The little red shoe waved to the carp, left the river and flew up to the apple tree. He tied the branches with his own red ribbon to make up for the broken branches he had trampled on.

After being deceived, they not only suffer huge direct losses, but also greater indirect losses, and their ability to make up for and repair losses is weak.

Once miss and regret, can not make use of time to make up for. Only in the future can we keep the plum garden and stay away from it.

The trees in the north are green thoroughly and yellow rapidly. If all the colors are removed in the blink of an eye, they can be carried to the ends of the earth by a small wind pulling dry and yellow palms one by one.

Life is fair, although I dare not say a ploughing will have a harvest, but now the busy is the time for me to make up for the time, but also for the future of my life.

The creditor urged him every day, so he had no way to go, so he had to cut flesh to make up for his wounds and borrow money from usurers to pay off his debts.

In addition, the country is working to get farmers to sow winter crops, including wheat, to make up for the 10 million tons of summer-sown rice lost to the drought.

Shanghai plans to build a vast underground network of malls, restaurants, and parking lots to make up for a lack of space above ground, according to a recent government report.

Even those who sell tofu brains know that the world's first is not clear, is used as a cover to make up for the bustle, but Wulin people do not understand, for hundreds of years did not understand.

During the conversation, I went to the general manager's office. Last week, I drew up a business trip plan. I applied to open up the Chengdu market single-handedly. I took the opportunity to make up for the shortage of funds last month.

Especially in the vast rural areas, due to the lack of funding teaching, engage in primary schools of hope, hope that through public donations to make up for the inadequacy of government input.

You have to do something to make up for it.

You have to make up for the money you lost.

First, run up large budget deficits to make up for plummeting private demand in the recession.

You can make your flights carbon neutral by planting trees to make up for the greenhouse gas emissions.

Whenever we lack knowledge, we need to make up for it with sensitivity.

Use when preparing tap water for new aquariums, making water changes, or adding water to make up for evaporation.

In fact, it is wrong to be wrong, and it is hard to make up for any pleasant words.

He resolved to make up for his loss of formal education and try his hand at writing.

After the World Cup I bought my dad a car to make up for all the ones that had blown up over the years.

The clouds seem to be deliberately trying to make up for the sunset. They float over to occupy their place and dress themselves with a colorful coloured dress.

Policy fund is injected into the project Drawing Investors with Sound Infrastructure and certain amount of bond for local construction floated to make up for insufficiency.

Guilt, by prompting us to think more deeply about our goodness, can encourage humans to make up for errors and fix relationships.

Japan's ai Fukuhara, who finished runner-up to Liu Shiwen at February's Kuwait Open for her best career finish, will try to make up for a subpar performance at the last Asian Games in Doha.

Mrs Thatcher showed great calm and continued to make up for her shortcomings by speaking on the circuit in the constituency.

How to carry forward our achievements, to make up for past deficiencies? This is suspends in front of each of our students and the need for a problem with practical actions to answer.

When you have nothing to do, don't sleep until three poles in the day. It's not good for your sleep rhythm, and it's hard to make up for it later.

Even if a colleague has done something sorry for himself, he should repay his grievances with virtue and pay attention to discovering the strengths and advantages of the other side to make up for his shortcomings and strengthen unity.

The Lakers are headed to their record 30th NBA finals and are seeking their 15th title, and with a chance to make up for last season's finals loss to Boston.

The Company can obtain loans and borrowings from home and abroad to make up for the balance between the registered capital and the total investment amount or as circulating fund for production.

He did nothing at home, and after a few years of muddling around like that, he decided not to make up for the odds and decided to practice hard.

Work fast, to make up for lost time.

They had to work overtime to make up for the delay.

It took her more than an hour to make up for the part of Juliet.

For the first time, I looked at Grandma so carefully, as if to make up for the strangeness before.

Some civilian officials, later known as the Donglin Party, are angry to make up for the storm.

It took him twenty-five years to make up for his mistakes, so he was eager for his children not to miss the boat.

I want to buy a few hundred pounds of briquettes in addition to buying brown rice to make up for the shortage of flour tomorrow.

"But if it is taken from him by a thief, he is to make up for the loss of it to its owner."

Banks are likely to make up for those lost fees by increasing the interest rates they charge on loans, Mr. Poulos added.

Hard work is the first, and only when you are white, can you know a wise man. It is a good lesson to be diligent in order to make up for one's weakness. One minute's hard work and one minute's hard work make up for one's weakness.

Soon graduated, I have a very long holiday, I intend to use this time to make up for stage I primary school do not understand the subject and went to Shenzhen to visit my cousin.

The basic function is to make up for the initial distribution and redistribution of failure to maintain social justice, and to promote long-term social stability and sustained economic development.

During the first six months of my stay in the United States, I had no car and could not work. I had to rely on scholarships and had to make up for my daily expenses.

We can still try to make up for the loss.

He leans over backwards to make up for what he has lost.

The road of life is to go, you jump over, sooner or later to make up for it.

God gave me the punishment I deserve... I'm willing to use the rest of my life to make up for this mistake, to atone for my sin.

In order to make up for his abuse of human rights when he was in power, he apologized for being a monk.

He wasn't at his best, allowing10 hits and four runs, but the lineup bashed a season-high five homers to make up for it.

"Should the income in the subsequent tax year be insufficient to make up for the said losses, the Balance may Be made up with further deductions against income year by year over a period not exceeding five years."

Don't be greedy, it's important to do well. When you meet a strong opponent or an example, what you should do is not to challenge it, but to make up for it.

"Both parents loved her dearly. And because she was as intelligent as she was pretty, they decided to give her a good education to make up for their lack of a son and help them forget their loss."

In order to make up for this sin I have to speak at a perfect point.

The way of heaven is to make up for the deficiency while the way of man is not.

The shortage of soldiers has hampered the generals' ability to hold territory and forced them to use air power to make up for the lack of numbers.

In an attempt to make up for complicity and dithering in Tunisia and Egypt, France has stuck its neck out over Libya.

It's a pity that many enterprise managers fail to see this and try to seek remedies after wrong decisions have incurred great losses, which, they will find, may be too late to make up for.

Tell a lie, make up ten lies to make up for it. Why bother?

As for next year's trend of exports, not to be grim to open up emerging markets may be ripe to make up for shrinking market impact.

Dwight Eisenhower once decided to serve as the president of Columbia company in order to make up for the shortage of government pension.

The disorder with those characters, for himself to open a small window to make up for true black night, in a black canvas soft colors plotted sporadic awaken their spiritual silence.

Say a lie, want to make ten lies to make up for, why bother?

The more we read others'shortcomings, the more we should reflect on ourselves and read ourselves, so as to make up for our weaknesses and make ourselves not to make the same funny mistakes as others.

It is aimed at spurring domestic demand in the tourism sector to make up for the drastic decline in overseas demand, said Wang Jian, spokesman for the Guangdong branch of China Travel Services.

If you're traveling on concrete streets or sidewalks, make sure your shoes have plenty of padding or gel support to make up for the lack of "give" underneath.

In order to make up for it, we should strengthen oral training to improve speaking ability so that we can change the simple listening training into listening-and-speaking training.

The above eighteen questions may make you feel mixed, but one answer is the same: love communication can be learned, but we must practice to make up for the lack of past growth experience.

For ordinary people, if they have no ability to make more money, they should try to keep spiritual wealth to make up for material shortage.

In order to make their destruction reasonable, they always try to deny the object of destruction, and even criticize the people who try to make up for it thoroughly.