Sentence examples for failing pieces from inspiring English sources

While you're on your knees, examine the entire undercarriage of the vehicle for rust, failing pieces (even if you're unsure what each piece actually is), and deep scrapes or scratches that indicate significant impact against the underside of the vehicle.

This might be The Bunker's most criminal failing: These pieces are well done, but are much too rare.

This might be The Bunker's most criminal failing: these pieces are well done, but much too rare.

President Barack Obama has criticised US intelligence agencies for failing to piece together information about the 23-year-old that should have stopped him boarding the flight.

After President Obama chastised American intelligence agencies for failing to piece together information about Mr. Abdulmutallab in time to prevent him from boarding the Amsterdam-to-Detroit flight, attention turned to British intelligence agencies.

Some government officials blamed the National Counterterrorism Center, created in 2004 to foster intelligence sharing and to serve as a clearinghouse for terrorism threats, as failing to piece together information about an impending attack.

After failing a T-piece trial, patients were randomly divided in two groups: (a) those who were extubated and placed on NPPV and (b) those who were returned to IMV.

"Hand Catching Lead" shows his hand trying and mostly failing to catch falling pieces of metal.

Intended for cinema and television advertisements, No Pressure is composed of scenes in which a variety of people in every-day situations are graphically blown to pieces for failing to be sufficiently enthusiastic about the 10 10 campaign to reduce CO2 emissions.

But now he served as prisoner in a hospital bed, that house closed down and its doors locked, his freedom forever compromised all because of a last minute, errant decision and the subsequent, violent collision, his bones in pieces, lungs failing, bowels twisted.

The strategy paid off when the Constitutional Court removed the trial judge for failing to allow a piece of defence evidence.