Sentence examples for miss will make from inspiring English sources
Considering the tightness of the pennant race — the Angels and the Rangers are running neck and neck — it's entirely possible that the start he'll miss will make the difference for his team's season.
Today's dramatic miss will make it politically and diplomatically more difficult for Mr. Clinton to move ahead with a plan that the administration contends is crucial to defend against attack from countries like North Korea but that opponents say is technically unsound, militarily unnecessary and a waste of money.
Even though some senior Pentagon officials said a decision to move forward was possible even if the test failed, today's miss will make it politically more difficult for Mr. Clinton to move forward with even the most basic decision to issue contracts for pouring concrete for a radar guidance system in the Aleutian Islands.
Some you'll miss, others will make you chuckle.
Missing it will make them feel misunderstood and motivate them to send out their CVs in the hopes of finding a leader who will inspire them.
A high percentage of missing items will make the PROs and sum scores less valid.
Research your post and see if there is anything that you are missing that will make your argument more probable and compelling.
And while feeling disappointed is natural and expected, making it known that you're upset and devastated about missing out will make others feel uncomfortable and could reach the ears of those in a position to promote you next time, causing them to wonder if you're able to handle difficult situations.
You might think that acting concerned about missing class will make your act more convincing since being too eager about staying home can cause suspicion, but if you truly felt as awful as you are pretending to feel, your parents would probably not need to convince you to stay home.
Boomer Esiason, the new co-host of the Miss America pageant, will make his debut with his "Monday Night Football" colleagues, Al Michaels and Dan Dierdorf.
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