Sentences with phrase «quite make it to»

Though their rockets didn't quite make it to suborbital space, the group did pull off dozens of successful launches.

The predisposition to perfection — call it low - level OCD if you must — is terribly handy for activities such as folding fitted sheets (I have the most organised linen cupboard ever, to RJ's chagrin I never quite make it to... [Read more...]

You see, Banana Pancakes are one of those things I make all the time, yet they never seem to quite make it to this here blog — Kim's recipe was just the inspiration I needed to finally share the love.

Quite often these took place on circuits that had already been given championship races but there were some that never quite made it to full World Championship status.

I usually look back on a Season, and no doubt moreso w / this one considering its length, and can tell the talent that was in the League based on the Teams that did not quite make it to the Championship.

I noticed afterwards he was less than cavalier in tackling and often jumped over defenders tackles or simply never quite made it to intercept the ball, if there was a chance a defender might challenge him for it.

It's the age when a player can't quite make it to the speeds he used to; it's the age when a player begins to realise he's no longer improving in training; and it's the age when a player finds he can't quite negotiate the contract he wants with the club officials.

View the gallery above to see which other illustrious careers could not quite make it to club football's holy grail.

(I wrote about one of them I made here, and apparently the others never quite made it to the blog.)

and they come scoop all the thrown down / didn't quite make it to the mouth food.....

it seems he can stay awake a little longer at this time but can't quite make it to 7.

Among the fairly standard labor horror stories of epidurals not working and not quite making it to the hospital is the doctor being all «you're not ready yet.»

We've been using them for awhile now and they stand up to some of the hardest days of a 3 year old who can't quite make it to the potty for number 2 and an active 1 year old.

Toddlers will laugh when they see Mark picking out a potty at the toy store, and back at home, Toby didn't quite make it to the potty this time.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Tuesday that real estate mogul Donald Trump should be given the Republican presidential nomination even if he doesn't quite make it to the required 1,237 delegates before the convention in July.

Sat in the Royal Box, SNP leader Salmond didn't quite make it to the first row, where Pippa Middleton and the Duchess of Cambridge sat.

Mr Banks said: «The Electoral Commission is a «Blairite Swamp Creation» packed full of establishment «Remoaners» that couldn't quite make it to the House of Lords, but managed to get their noses in the trough via appointment to public bodies like the Electoral Commission.»

Christmas decorations are going up all around the farmhouse, and even though we haven't quite made it to Thanksgiving yet, I can't help looking forward to baking Christmas cookies and watching our favorite Christmas movies and helping the kiddos make their lists for Santa.

We're not exactly sure what the former reality television star has been up to lately, as her career seems to be at a standstill since her last web series in 2011, «Dream Maker», save for filming some scenes in «Scary Movie 5» that didn't quite make it to the final cut.

I haven't quite made it to the all red ensemble but there are some red pants I've got my eye on;).

The sleeves don't quite make it to my wrists either (they're rolled up in these shots for which I apologize but unrolled they only made it to bracelet length).

Existing somewhere between «Sideways» and 1970s sensibilities of a «California Split», «Mississippi Grind» much like the woeful gamblers it highlights, never quite makes it to that high - class level of essential viewing.

Thus, the information stays in their short - term memory, best case scenario, and never quite makes it to their long - term memory.

That year, it raced a twin - engine Golf which didn't quite make it to the end of the 12.4 - mile course.

Speaking of fast SUVs, the F - Pace couldn't quite make it to the end of the show as the fastest SUV to be revealed.

Better brake cooling ducts are an example of an engineering upgrade that didn't quite make it to the original production GT350s.

Given the increasing withdrawals, he wouldn't quite make it to the «retirement» age of 59 1/2, which is the point he could begin withdrawing dividends and / or capital gains tax free.

Put a puppy pad near the door in case your dog can't quite make it to the backyard in time.

Sometimes I don't quite make it to the litter but I'm working on it.

In the end, the most important thing will be to remain patient while your cat adjusts to her changing body, even if it means she doesn't quite make it to the litter box now and then.

Gorgeous, beautiful images — your travelling adventures are an inspiration to those of us who haven't quite made it to freedom yet!

I never quite made it to this but anyone I spoke to from the hostel who did had a great time.

Madrid had been on my travel radar for quite some time, but for one reason or another I'd never quite made it to Spain's capital city.

And if you don't quite make it to morning yoga, our favourite spot for breakfast is ZEZ, for a buffet meal with the sunrise.

So, for $ 450, you get Hilton Diamond out of the gate (this is worth it alone for heavy Hilton guests that don't quite make it to Diamond status on stays alone).

IT didn't quite make it to my top five, but it did Jamie & Chris», and we all agree it's one great title.

While it might not prove much of a challenge to Zombies veterans, it's a great confidence builder for those new to the game mode (and those who've never quite made it to the end.)

Welcome again to a round up of news that never quite made it to a full post and other video game related nonsense.

With all manner of Pokémon rumors swirling around the release of the next game, it might be good to take a look back at some things that never quite made it to completion.

While there was a new release for Nioh, it didn't quite make it to the top, that honour goes to GTA V, which seems...

We didn't quite make it to the invasive vine removal, but we planted all the trees and spread all the compost

Recently, a member of one of my listserves shared one of the best and most objective post-mortem analyses of a solo practice that didn't quite make it to the finish line.

The problem has been, while the seed implant has been very effective in treating the cancer, it is not uncommon for the psa to never quite make it to the benchmark.50.

He got a little carried away at a nighttime celebration during a 3 - day company offsite, and as a result, he did not quite make it to his hotel room before deciding to take a short break, passing out in front of the elevators on his hotel floor while wearing a ball cap and a t - shirt with a prominent company logo.

Lets face it if he ai nt gettin married then you havent quite made it to the top of the «I could lock myself in the room with you 4ever» list.

We never quite made it to the master bathroom, because it's pretty atrocious and awkwardly shaped — i don't have a clue what to d.o with it!

Christmas decorations are going up all around the farmhouse, and even though we haven't quite made it to Thanksgiving yet, I can't help looking forward to baking Christmas cookies and watching our favorite Christmas movies and helping the kiddos make their lists for Santa.

Shoes, coats, and bags have a way of piling up in an entryway, never quite making it to the closet.

Not exact matches

So then getting back to the question of how do we pay for this system, this is really quite a profound — I won't call it breakthrough, but realization that if we can build a system that cannibalizes our own products, makes our own products redundant, then all of the resources, which are quite enormous, that are used for Falcon 9, Heavy, and Dragon, can be applied to one system.

As you chill the methane and oxygen below its liquid point, you get a fairly meaningful density increase — you get on the order of 10 % to 12 % density increase, which makes quite a big difference for the propellant load.