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A great percentage of the kids that ate the marshmallow, they were in trouble. They did not make it to university. They had bad grades.

You have heard people say, "I can't make it to the meeting tonight, but I'll be with you in spirit. "

If I make it to the Olympic final, it is going to be awesome.

Unfortunately I wasn't able to make it to the game last night as my doctors advised against the travel and stress it would take to be there.

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This relationship is not likely to start up in the first place, and not likely to last if you do make it to first base.

It gives you a sense of achievement if you actually make it to the end of a very long book.

"I won't be able to make it to work today, " he said, "or yesterday. "

Two years in a row with the best record, make it to the Finals and lose . . . you've got to be hungry enough to try to attain it now.

She had no idea how easy exotic effects would get, and just how hard that would make it to capture beauty and truth in the same photograph.

"I feel ready to make it to the next level in a great club, " Hazard told L'Equipe.

He was one of those rare people your adviser warns about who make it to the far end of the investing horizon.

That's right. None of you could make it to the courthouse.

Such campaigns seem to prompt them to have a clear-out but they often do not make it to the collection point.

yes. If I don't make it to Beijing tomorrow morning, my wife would kill me. How much is it cost?

None of these submissions will ever make it to the front page and they'll never get any type of exposure.

He said he would try to catch a train and make it to the party tonight.

If you make it to the last interview, you may have to wait up to two weeks before the company decides if they want to hire you or not.

Also, he has repeatedly stated that his dream was to be a professional baseball player. . . not make it to the NBA.

He said it would be almost impossible if he did not make it to a second round run-off.

That, of course, does not mean that the oil will actually make it to consumers.

If she cannot make it to her shift she's fined with 450nis, which is more than double the money she earns for that shift.

It was a bit of a struggle to make it to the 9am nap.

I might not make it to the top, but if I am doing what I love, there is much more happiness there than being sad or frustrate!

Unless he could get a handle on his new boss, Tom figured he'd be lucky to make it to his one-year anniversary.

She said if she didn't, he might not make it to class.

Owing in a large part to his own unwillingness, Loewe did not make it to the 2006 "Moving China" list.

I did not expect this, but I, and I want it to be very clear, that I do know how hard I make it to appreciate me often.

For four months a year even the sun does not make it to Ny Alesund.

Sometimes when you're in the middle of one of these crises, you're not sure you're going to make it to the other end.

'If you are a heavy smoker and you're lucky enough to make it to old age, you're not in the clear. You're still at risk for dementia. '

please forgive me that i cannot make it to the end of life together with you.

Reports from both sides of the Atlantic show that female students dominate university courses, yet women still do not make it to the top.

Now that the zippy electrons are ready to roll, when can we expect the spin superhighway to make it to the chips in our laptops?

Even if it takes a while to make it to the East Coast, the beetle's spread through the boreal forest can cause its own problems.

To deal with this, some villains will even try wearing a trench coat over their costume to make it to the front of the bank teller's line.

do you think you could make it to the bible study wednesday night ?

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If you think you can make it to the deadline there is no reason to get nervous. . . And if you don't think you can make it, try anyway.

I'm gonna make it to heaven, Light up the sky like a flame fame.

Football has changed a lot for me and I don't know if I will even make it to the next World Cup.

Pfizer suddenly shut down the trial of torcetrapib and announced that the drug would not make it to market.

The Philippines coast guard says at least 31 of the more than 800 people on a capsized ferry have managed to make it to shore.

That's assuming that women make it to the table, since research shows that they are less likely to ask for raises.

Just like a blind date, there are something you need to avoid and something you need to do if you want to make it to the next level.

Last Saturday at the grocers , we split the list and raced each other to see who could make it to the check-out first.

But even if they make it to market soon, don't expect to be zipping around the country at the speed of sound.

Due to our fright schedule, we will not be able to make it to the meeting as we originally planned.

i agreed with them , yet simultaneously felt that if i struggled , if i worked diligently , then i could make it to yale.

In the end, however, the banks could not make it to safety. Stymied by the frozen credit markets, they were unable to roll over their debts.

The main difficulty I found was to make it to let down.

Such choices should be respected. But they make it harder for women to gain the experience necessary to make it to the very top.

Fashion editors and department store buyers have long had the biggest say in what parts of designer collections make it to market.

One of our favorite devices not to make it to the design competition finals is the RollerGen by High Tide.

The automaker did not release any specifics, but it's not likely the double bubble roof will make it to production.

A turtle that can't stick its legs and head out of its shell won't make it to the next pond.

do you think you could make it to wednesday night ?

This means that men who do make it to their century must depend more on genetic trump cards to see them through.

and we'll make it to the land bridge before you know it.

Wazir believes that most of his would-be patients never make it to the hospital.

If Mr. Obama does make it to the White House, will he actually deliver the transformational politics he promises?

What if I progress so quickly that I don't make it to the hospital or birthing center in time?

I expect the Android to be the talk of the enterprise, especially if the Google Phone does make it to market.

You were so exerting your strength, but the strength like disappeared to nowhere, and could never make it to your fingers.

Because of you, I was able to make it to my dying husband's bedside just before he passed away.

However, when using the model for the 2008 European Championship, the forecast winner did not make it to the second round.

I just don't think I am going to make it to graduation, I'm exhausted from all this studying.

And these molecules would interact with these very small and light particles and so the light particles would never make it to the bottom.

Those with severe head injuries or ruptured arteries do not make it to the operating table.

She has since changed her mind and one of my pictures did make it to her portfolio.

For people without a college degree, some of them are postponing too, but some of them will never make it to the alter.

make it to the park every year, making it a leisure location.

Instead, a rabbit and a stoat are cleverly using an underground network of drains to make it to the other side.

It also proves you need one of two things to to make it to the top .

Halfway there, they split up, going their separate ways. Will they both be able to make it to their destination?

Help coating adhesion paper of the same characteristics make it to a single-walled carbon nanotubes and silver Nanowires film.

In many countries citizens who are unable to make it to the polling station are granted absentee ballots .

So, you really have to have that drive and ambition to make it to the top.

People who make it to the top of competitive industries are too driven to be well balanced.

You situation on Earth is uniquely yours, and your reality will be what you make it to be.

But for all the industry's spending and effort, only a trickle of new cancer drugs make it to market.

Boyband Connected have promised to update their style if they make it to the next round of Britain's Got Talent.

Climbing that mountain was so difficult that only a few of us could make it to the top.

You can pack it up and take it to work, unlike guacamole, which might make it to the table before it turns brown.

Choose a Chevy Autobot, upgrade its powers, and challenge friends to make it to the top of the scoreboard.

At 5: 20 pm we were discussing if we stay in a small village or make it to the next city 24 km away, with a mountain in between.

London's tube workers went on a 24-hour strike starting Monday evening that left commuters struggling to make it to work Tuesday morning.

Shepard, the commander of Apollo 14, ended up becoming the only Mercury astronaut to make it to the lunar surface.

I joined in the conversation at table a little, ate a little, and when I had to throw up, I managed to make it to the toilet.

I cannot make it to dinner tonight; but , can I take a rain check ?

Of Chang's well-known novels, "Red Rose, White Rose" is the last to make it to the small screen.

and would make it to the office even if others could not. A matter of pride.

He almost never missed a day, and would make it to the office even if others could not.

The street seemed wide. I wondered if I would make it to the other side.

But I don't if I could make it to the end.

Both have democratic governments that may give them the legitimacy and good governance needed to make it to the top.

binding package on my computer for milling back, slotted-bed down to make it to the back of the book.

The stellar hedge funds of the 1990s failed to make it to the top-ten this decade (see chart).

You might not make it to the top, but if you are doing what you love, there is much more happiness there than being rich or famous.

Dol have to call When l can't make it to class?

Still need to establish to examine a mechanism perfectly, make it to turn, systematize strictly.

I also realize that not only those who were able to make it to the live performance are cheering me on.

George Xenofos, manager of NASA's Innovative Lunar Demonstrations Data program, said he expected one or more teams to make it to the Moon.

I'm afraid I won't be able to make it to your birthday party.

Yes. But in your case, there's so much fat around your stomach, I'll never make it to your heart.

She herself did not make it to 11th grade until 22, at which point she got pregnant, dropped out and lost her husband to liver disease.

If you cannot make it to class or cannot prepare for the case discussion, please let the instructors know 24 hours in advance.

Blessed are those who scale the mountain and, whether or not they even make it to the top, they know they chose the right path.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), some of the ash may make it to the far eastern edge of Canada.

Making progress involves risk. Period. You can't make it to second base with your foot on first.

However the study showed that one in ten fall off the wagon within one day, while almost a fifth manage to make it to a week or more.

Lost in the labyrinth and facing a monstrous foe himself, can Goku make it to his friends in time to save them?

It will give you more to talk about if you make it to the personal interview at your choice schools, says Mr. Shrum.

They poured into business and the professions, and a lot more of them these days make it to middle-ranking jobs.

I should be able to make it to you mid week of feb, is that a good time for you dear?

He had yet to speak with Mr. Buffett, who didn't make it to San Francisco for an auction count-down celebration.

This could just be another book about women, the glass ceiling and the usual laments about why women don't make it to the top.

Among newer entrants are small- town Christian and community colleges that focus on students who may not make it to top universities.

The bears couldn't make it to shore, as the sea ice was several hundred miles offshore when it ice broke up.

If you're lucky enough to make it to the interview stage, you'll need to be at your best to seal the deal.

Today and yesterday several of the trains stopped operating (energy savings). Some 25 to 30 staff members could not make it to the office.

It is hard to make it to the top in the movie industry, but as a director Xie Jin did it.

And without that help, Couchenour says, she probably would not make it to the finish line.

I'm afraid I won't be able to make it to your party.

As I stand there in awe of the forces of nature, I re-affirm to myself that really must make it to the source of Changjiang!

but without fishing rod. How do you make it to fish up such a big fish? Look, the fish is still waving its tails in the water.

He almost never missed a day, and would make it to the office even ifothers could not.

and have kids that were even confident enough in their geography skills to make it to the second round of our local Geography Bee.

Otherwise, the timely information managed by the process won't make it to the customers and business partners.

If your answer is too high, you might not make it to the next stage.

Lila: Well, it was nice talking to you. I have to make it to my badminton class now.

Help her make it to graduation by finding magical objects hidden throughout the Abra Academy.

Climbers who make it to the top of El Capitan sign a guest book and place a stone on large rock pile.

Like many who make it to the top on Wall Street, Mr Blankfein came from a humble background.

Going up against the Mini Cooper S John Cooper Works edition, the MiTo just might make it to North America.

Itwould take all his limited patience to make it to the end of the school day to orchestrate a rematch.

Catching his breath, Shay awkwardly ran towards second, gleaming and struggling to make it to the base.

When he can't make it to one of those places, he sticks with rice and fresh fruit.

As for "Brokeback Mountain" , I didn't make it to its opening night here in Louisville.

Q: Will Hopper make it to tomorrow by the end of this season?

A smile is suggested in his eyes but doesn't make it to the mouth.

Thank you, Wendy. I hope you'll be able to make it to the wedding.

False negatives in spam filters just mean that some unwanted messages make it to your inbox.

I want him to make it to the finals, I want him to be the championship, my heart was broken.

Hefty regulations and price controls mean that many new drugs appear elsewhere before they make it to Japan, if ever.

Without any taxi available, he failed to make it to the airport.

It doesn't let me forget what it took to get there and how hard I had to work to finally make it to the NBA.

In fact, if Carr is correct, you may never even make it to the end of this article.

Only a very, very few ever make it to this level of meaning making.

White is regarded by her colleagues as proving that women can make it to the top in an otherwise male-dominated speciality.

Though most concept cars don't make it to reality, certain design aspects will often work their way into real models.

Viola: You know the percentage of bands that make it to a big time?

Filipinos kept blaming each other. Philippines will never make it to the top if thats the attitude.

If Boltanski's art endures, one might also imagine that the visitors who make it to the island in the future have yet to be born.

Due to a recent powertrain switch, the Up won't make it to the European market until 2011, according to Automotive News.

I feel bad for those students who make it to the top but had to quit school because of financial problems.

The clone did make it to the Frankfurt Auto Show however no news has been released yet on a potential lawsuit.

Even if you make it to the conversation stage, simply stating your expectations may not work.

about women who make it to the top only to realize they left their most precious things behind.

but she's quarantined and she can't make it to the wedding.

Hope you can make it to the games to help push us through with your cheers and support.

But with my arthritis, how could I possibly make it to the top?

I am glad we were able to make it to the theatre ontime.

It's a shame that you cannot make it to the party tonight.

Fine. Listen, I just tried. . . uh, calling your office, and you weren't there. I'm afraid I can't make it to lunch today.

In any case, it makes you feel for any future astronauts who might try to make it to Mars.

A: So glad you could make it to the club today. Are you ready to play golf?

The different style and level of city public space make it to consider different factors of belonging to various public space.

Look how many thousands of great college players never make it to the NFL, NBA, or Major League Baseball.

You've got brown eyes, Like no one else, Baby make it to me.

Glenn Hoddle's team went to Rome needing just a draw to make it to France 98.

Helping Patty into the helicopter, Gary asks the pilot, " Can we make it to the airport in time? " " We will now, " the pilot smiles.

Airplanes follow an invisible map of highways and avenues in the sky in order to make it to their destinations.

My father is always punctual whether he is sick or not, the weather is nasty or not, or the others can make it to the office on time or not.

I never make it to a morning class.

But to make it to the top, the lawyer has to learn to think like a business person.

Second, even if packets make it to the target, responses will be routed to the forged IP address.

Women who make it to 65 these days can expect 20 years of retirement.

Today only a few intrepid tourists make it to Isfahan if they can get a visa.

Still you make it to work, despite the construction problem.

Do I have to call when I can't to make it to class?

She knew she'd never make it to the village, and no one would hear if she cried out.

But those figures are just for the films that make it to the silver screen.

If it does make it to market, the Audi E1 could hit showroom floors in 2011.

If you make it to 30 days, buy yourself something small, but symbolic, with the coins to celebrate your triumph.

as time was running out , we drove even faster in hopes that we could make it to the airport in time.

He must make it to pianist Why torture of three months to challenge their own.

You break free, make it to the hub, center your life on the bliss. Let it go! Let it flow!

"We custom make everything. When an order comes in here, we make it to order, " he says.

Ever call in sick because you physically don't think you can make it to the office?

Corey: It's my birthday next Friday. Do you think you can make it to the party?

If I don't make it to the finish line, will you be there to take me?

Just like a blind date, there are some definite no-no's you need to avoid if you want to make it to the next level.

Cause he didn't have to fake his style just to make it to the top.

Not that she is the first woman to make it to the top in technology.

But I always have the faith that I could make it to learn this language well.

For that, he almost didn't make it to finish line.

He set out early so that he could make it to the office.

We may never make it to the summit but the towering peak defines the path we travel.

I can't believe I overslept . I'm lucky I make it to the breakfast meeting on time.

a lot more of them these days make it to middle-ranking jobs. But there the vast majority of them stop.

It is important to make it to first or second place in order to have a calm summer.

The problem with both of these approaches is that they are too complex, in my view, to make it to mainstream.

Can you make it to a live taping of the show Saturday night?

And even if you're doing a complete weight training program, you can always use bodyweight exercises anytime you can't make it to the gym.

or having to rush through dinner to make it to an evening class.

Though he did not make it to the finals, he has been hailed a hero in China's sporting history.

I can't make it to dinner tonight, can I take a rain check ?

LightSail-1, as it is dubbed, will not make it to Neverland.

And for those who make it to 50 years, hell, give them the Hope Diamond.

But ironically Ambler will never make it to Mars because of its bulk, while robots built like ants may.

Your BFF freshman year may not make it to sophomore & beyond.

I tend to dash into traffic, thinking I can surely make it to the median.

We never make it to party. -I invent The Wheel! -Help get Bud Light to party.

It will be vital to ensure that, first and foremost, we make it to the chequered flag.

Sometimes if there were elderly people who couldn't make it to the bus stop on time, the driver would wait for them.

I can't make it to the meeting on Tuesday.

Thus many Iranians who can't make it to the West head to Dubai instead.

Still, some are happy to make it to the Beijing Olympics.

It's shame that you couldn't make it to my birthday party.

and, if anyone is depending on their good deeds to make it to Heaven.

I would rather make it to my destinations in one piece.

Anyway, I promise we'll make it to you soon. Okay?

Of course, there's no telling when these transfer rates will make it to your living room.

Unfortunately, the track was sealed off behind dividers and guarded so I didn't quite make it to the spot I was hoping for.

And once you've submitted your eye-witness report, the news story will make it to the Fwix homepage almost instantly.

Roberts says won't be long before LEDs make it to the home market.

I'm sorry, I can't make it to the meeting.

the former syndiospecific tiaogan too low, paper can't make it to the former syndiospecific, not to the location.

It takes 97 years to finish the journey, but the Titanic has finally make it to New York City.

all they need is to follow the "guidance" of God's law, and they will make it to heaven. That is something the natural man likes to hear.

I get the picture . You won't be able to make it to the party.

m sorry , but I don`t think I can make it to the party tonight.

With unity we help each other to make it to the top of the hill.

But, some products, like some soft drinks, make it to every village in the world.

If they make it to old age, retirees live ever longer on their pensions.

I can't make it to work today. I've got the flu or something.

Many voters arose before dawn to make it to the polls.

To Lisa's sorrow, her father couldn't make it to her wedding.

If their train arrives late, we will not make it to the theater on time.

In fact, grit even predicts which round contestants will make it to at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

By the time you make it to the store, you've forgotten those crucial three items you're there to buy.

Russian fenqing: Our largest cargo plane [Antonov] AN-225 can't make it to China?

We have little reason to expect we will make it to the next two World Cups.

This is the largest show of art from India to ever make it to China, where any display of culture from India is rare.

eg. You can't make it to the other shore in this weather.

If you don't have that way of being you can never make it to the highest level.

A genetic test which tells whether you will make it to your century has been developed by scientists.

Does the car have enough gas to make it to work?

Sorry, I can't make it to your class now.