Sentence examples for gap to make from inspiring English sources

"It is just filling a very basic gap to make those artistic connections happen".

Henson linked and Mitch Eadie spotted the gap to make it 10-5 to Bristol.

Hamon's poll numbers are rising, but he has a significant gap to make up.

We still have a five-point gap to make up but I believe we can do it.

It is quite a gap to make up, and there have been times, Alphonsi admits, when she has wondered what she is doing.

In the third inning, Miguel Tejada scored from first base on Chavez's double into the left-center field gap to make the score 6-3.

The Haggadah, too, is meandering, fragmented and keyed in varied tonalities: it asks its readers to fill in its many gaps, to make sense of its contradictions.

To serve, run a sharp knife along the gaps to make sure that all the layers have been completely separated, then remove from the tin.

Since many fish that are injured in turbines are caught in the gaps between the blades and the turbine walls, the new design has narrower gaps to make it safer for the fish.

At the Zahawi school - known to the US third armoured cavalry regiment as bravo one four - they stood for up to four hours to make their mark, broken up into groups of about a dozen, leaving gaps, to make the crowd a less tempting target for suicide bombers.

Older drivers were found to select larger gaps to make left turns than younger drivers.