Sentence examples for make two sevens from inspiring English sources

You can't make two sevens.

That makes two 19th-century literary juggernauts in a row.

Data of the patients from the first series were used to make four mathematical models (1st, 5th, 10th, 15th day from the admission) to predict the outcome from the calculated APACHE II score.

The tours, though, are only part of the plan, Mr. Malone said, to "make Ten Chimneys serve the 21st century the same way it did the 20th century -- as a place for artistic creation and discussion".

In 1974 Count Giuseppe Pansa di Biumo came over from Italy and commissioned Turrell to make six light installations in his 17th century palazzo in Verese.

One pin maker working by himself could barely make one pin per day in the 18th century.

(Through his Cassandra Foundation, Copley made one of 20th-century art's great gifts: Duchamp's "Étant Donné" to the Philadelphia Museum of Art).

Now, hard as he tried, and he made two more birdies on the 13th and 15th, Spieth finally found himself in a mess even he could not clean up.

But when they made two quick turns at 90th Street, Keflezighi was surprised to spot an opportunity for a move.

But since he made two errors in the 10th inning of a loss to Washington on June 5, Valdespin has yet to return to the position.

Columbus made two substitutions in the 78th minute, bringing on fresh legs at forward with Rentería in for Lenhart and swapping midfielder Burns out for forward Andrés Mendoza.