Sentences with phrase «near miracle»

This is the easy grasp of how things lay in space that allows a chess master to win or a surgeon to perform near miracles.

As I said, I will absolutely be using the cassava flour again and have found it to work darn near miracles in my bagel recipe in Yiddish Kitchen.

In six of their seven wins going into Sunday's game at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium they had come from behind, sometimes by means of near miracles.

Getting one goal against Poulin and the Red Storm was a bit of an accomplishment, getting a second was damn near a miracle this season, and you have to start covering up to preserve that lead.

My office is conveniently located on Wilshire Boulevard near the Miracle Mile area.

There's a chance Lage will regain his cognitive function, Daus said, but it will require a near miracle.

That it has been able to achieve this in thirty years makes it a near miracle, but it is not the complete answer to the problem.

It would take a near miracle for a team still boasting three All - Stars (including a two - time MVP) to drop games against the conference's cellar dwellers.

It won't be Alabama or anything, but Duke is annually competitive now, and that's a near miracle.»

They had just 22 points and needed a near miracle just to stay in the Premier League this season.

Engineers knew that actually getting a spacecraft onto one of those teetering orbits would require a near miracle.

Gelatin is possibly the ultimate weapon for increasing acne antioxidant production, and that makes it a near miracle supplement for acne.

And although the sample size is small — Wyoming Indian Elementary enrolls about 350 students including pre-K — the program's results have been a near miracle.

Their wonderful e-readers and generous book samples and return policies for either e books or device is felt as a near miracle and has built extreme customer loyalty and satisfaction.

In the early days of the retail giant, it seemed a near miracle that any book in print could be had easily — it was great for backlist authors, great for those of us whose job it was to market books.