Sentence examples for a complete miss from inspiring English sources

One was a partially lucky hit and the other a complete miss.

Whether a release that launches a gymnast over the bar will result in a re-catch or a complete miss that sends crashing to the ground depends on one movement: "the tap".

"And the documentary I made next, about depressed Japanese" — "Does Your Soul Have a Cold?," in 2007 — "which focussed on all the things I love and Hollywood can't stand, like people eating, drinking, and sleeping, was a complete miss".

It's a bit pricey, and a bit not-what-people-expected, but the well-funded startup seems to have avoided a complete miss.

The play is too inherently good and the actors too talented to avoid a complete miss.

Sepinwall did not like Tracy and Kenneth's story, calling it a complete miss, but was appreciative of the other storylines, choosing Pete and Jenna's as his favorite.

Her claim to fame was that there was never a crossword puzzle she could not complete, miss a Jeopardy or other Quiz Program, where she was quicker and more proficient with responses than the contestants.

But interviewed in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday, Tory MP Paterson – who was brought up in Shropshire and is a keen horse rider and huntsman – said: "He's a complete muppet, missed completely everything we're doing".

"I really feel for Philippines, obviously it was a complete mistake," Miss Australia Monika Radulovic told the Daily Telegraph.

Data from large, observational studies must be complemented by smaller biological studies and randomised controlled trials in an effort to complete missing pieces in the biological puzzle of the use of statins in patients with pneumonia.

For calculating phylogenetic trees only complete and almost complete (missing a maximum of 5% of the supposed full-length sequence, "Partials") sequences were included in the dataset (Additional file 1).