Sentence examples for faltered making from inspiring English sources

Chen and Wang, who also won the World Cup in February, never faltered, making top-ranked dives during every round.

It continued into their game against the Kansas City Royals, one of baseball's hottest teams, when the Mets' reordered lineup went silent and the bullpen faltered, making things difficult even after a fine start from Dillon Gee.

Webb had a two-stroke lead to begin the last round and never faltered, making five birdies in a five-under 67 to finish at 16-under 200 and hold off Annika Sorenstam and two others.

Although the novel is somewhat baggy, the narration (done in the technically challenging first-person collective) never falters, making this a masterwork of pitch and tone, in which individual characters are less important than the general mood of boredom leavened with camaraderie.

But many candidates falter, making needless mistakes that tarnish potentially award-winning applications: Research plans are overambitious, incoherent, or too diffuse, for example.

The tempo of joke delivery never falters, making the scenes we generally associate with stoner comedies (acting out in public places, having tender exchanges with drug dealers) that much more enjoyable.

As profits and investment in the mining sector decline, growth here has faltered, and making money cheaper is the main weapon in the Reserve Bank's armoury.

But the show faltered by making the whole blow-out appear to be completely Finn's fault.

"He took a company that could have faltered and made it into a market leader," she says.

The paradox is that austerity measures will weigh on the faltering economy, making politically hard reforms even harder to achieve.

The only time King falters in making the case for Tobacco Free Portfolios is in making the case for herself.