Sentence examples for missed making it from inspiring English sources

Before Casspi was drafted, The Jerusalem Post documented the many Israeli players who just missed making it to the N.B.A.

Less than three minutes later, it appeared as if Hlavac had just missed making it 2-0.

He posted an 80 in the first round at North Berwick, then a 68, and he missed making it into the field at Muirfield.

Again Dupuy missed, making it eight points down the drain in 40 minutes, when Stade had the option of the South Africa kicker Steyn kicking only his heels.

Flood, who never missed, made it 15-6 and much later, when Vesty dinked a kick dead in a promising position, he raised his eyes to familiar skies.

In five days of rescue efforts in towns ravaged by the massive mudflow, six bodies have been found and 22 people are still missing, making it one of the worst mining disasters in Brazil's history.

In May, Transport for London responded to a Freedom of Information request saying that 143 bikes had been reported stolen since the start of the scheme, of which just 26 remained missing – making it extraordinarily unlikely one would make it all the way to The Gambia.

Also, it has to be remembered that many of the studies of small plates are not complete because the parts of the boundaries of some of the plates are missing, making it impossible to measure their areas and so rendering them not amenable to be added to the plate list.

Dollar figures and other key details were missing, making it impossible to say definitively what effect their proposed scheme would have.

Furthermore, although many details are given in the reports and patent applications mentioned above, some key details are missing, making it still difficult to reproduce these results in separate experiments by completely independent research teams.

Another backhand miss: "Make it!" A few shots later, he was smiling.