Sentence examples for going to make a pass from inspiring English sources

Her Hollywood is one where the soundstages are riddled with bookies, where if producers are barefoot it means they're going to make a pass at you, and where the propmen are all named Jonesy.

With the other directors, there was always that moment, Is he going to make a pass at me?" Cukor wasn't just solicitous about actresses' performances; he was equally attentive to how their roles were written.

Draw your leg back as though you are going to make a pass or take a shot, and then stop this motion just in front of the ball.

Getting the bill passed "is going to make a difference in my career," she says.

"Any team that passes him up is going to make a mistake," the former Miami place-kicker Todd Sievers said of his college teammate.

Because obviously, nothing is going to make a night in a restaurant pass more uneventfully than the presence of David Beckham, sitting alone and staring at children.

I'm going to make a new push to pass that bill, but in the meantime, FTC and DOJ should step up and investigate companies that try to profit off of this predatory behavior". Senators Wyden, Jason Chaffetz and John Conyers on Wednesday introduced The Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance (GPS) Act, which covers both warrantless government tracking and consumer-level surveillance.

"It puts a premium on where we're going to make our passes, and when we're going to make them".

The previous high was 19, in 2001 and 2009, but the upward swing indicates what is obvious: more teams rely on the pass over the run, and the increasing popularity of the spread offense is going to make many passing records obsolete.

He's not going to make passes through guys' skates and score every night.

But that isn't going to make him a significantly better passer.