Sentence examples for almost never missing from inspiring English sources

Mason Rudolph, a golfer who surged to prominence as a youthful amateur, became rookie of the year on the PGA circuit, then settled into a rock-solid 23-year PGA career, winning five tournaments and almost never missing the cut or hitting a ball out of bounds, died Monday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Determined to prove that she was not on some giddy star trip, she mostly kept her head down and got to work, almost never missing votes or committee meetings, no matter how tedious.

General Manager Ozzie Newsome almost never misses on early-round draft picks.

A 10-year-old, in my experience, almost never misses an easy, short putt.

By contrast, Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, almost never missed his daily intelligence meeting.

Daiichi almost never misses an opportunity to capture information about its customers.

I make time to see them and almost never miss sports days, school plays or any major milestones in their lives.

People who bought carbon-monoxide monitors for their homes or those little felt pads that stop chair legs from scratching the floor almost never missed payments.

"From as far as I can remember back, and even in the big leagues, they almost never missed my home games," said Mo Vaughn, who has two older sisters.

When nine volunteers took the gloves for a test run, using it to write words in the air as if drawing on an imaginary blackboard, the designers found that the glove almost never missed a handwriting segment.

But as Ms. Jones -- in the commanding, tyrannical, impatient but indispensable company of Mr. Muggleton -- makes her way through Africa, she almost never misses a chance to strike an ideological pose.