Sentence examples for less passes from inspiring English sources

As a journalist, I can justify my e-obsession by claiming that following Twitter feeds these days more or less passes for original reporting.

So selfish in possession he made less passes than a Mensa-member on Mastermind, and dived disgracefully whenever he looked like losing the ball.

Cleverley and Carrick played less passes in the second half and also gave the ball away quite a lot.

If larger global coverage with many OGSs is desired however leading to less passes over La Palma—, a 97° SSO orbit could be the better choice (see also Sect. 4.3).

Unlike Nascar's oval, Formula One tracks have turns and elevation changes, but less passing and less crashing.

I would never be bilingual, much less pass for a native speaker.

But otherwise this wildlife revolution has more or less passed us by.

Only in the art world could pictures like these evoke any kind of distress, much less pass for depth.

7.36pm GMT Halftime So this is about as expected, a low-scoring close game, more running and less passing, solid defense.

This was a town the Troubles had more or less passed by, a place where Protestants and Catholics had lived side by side for 30 years.

"Worse, they've refused to allow any alternatives at all except for job-killing small-business tax hikes that they know can't pass the Senate, much less pass the House".