Sentence examples for passed up on from inspiring English sources

Goodness knows what they could achieve if they passed up on tea too.. 3.32pm GMT And it's all over.

"He helped me a lot, it's crazy to see him doing so well, for him to be passed up on by so many colleges," he said.

"I don't know many prosecutors who would have passed up on being able to deliver the opening statement in a case that drew international press," Thompson said.

They were filmed by directors who passed up on fake sets because they wanted to get that deep feeling of family togetherness.

Not wishing to upset or offend colleagues has meant that I've passed up on opportunities that would have progressed my career.

"In the next few years, some of the teams that passed up on me will realize they made a mistake," he said.

I'm not one to pass up on an opportunity to troll one of the greatest cities in the world, so here is a list of everything wrong with New York weed.

Sony isn't one to pass up on the latest tech fads, so they've released the, NSC-GC1, Net-sharing CAM that caters to social networking whores and video bloggers.

At this stage I wasn't one to pass up on friends of any kind so I eagerly agreed.

That surprising transfer last summer was motivated by Holt's desire to move closer to his family in Cumbria, yet the forward revealed the chance to return to the top flight was one he could not pass up on.

Flay tries to get a little more direction, pressing Obama to hint at one ingredient he should not pass up on.