| He had seen a near miss and had a bump with a forklift while using a pallet truck, which had led to lines being drawn to segregate pedestrians. |
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| When the interview ends, you share a burst of laughter with your mates because of the near miss. |
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| This has to be seen in the context of a tour where the company is performing five Handel operas, and one near miss out of five is no bad thing. |
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| A survey reveals that one in three drivers over 55 has had an accident or near miss because they were running late. |
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| It impacted a tank just seconds before a near miss knocked the right track from their Bradley. |
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| When the laser bear hits a detector, the laser detector records a kill or near miss. |
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| After his low-key build-up to the season's first major, he would be excused another near miss. |
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| While this is plenty of distance in everyday terms, in astronomical terms, it is a very near miss. |
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| As a result, 17 per cent said they had been in an accident and 13 per cent admitted having a near miss. |
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| With a nuclear ballistic missile against a drone, a near miss was counted as a hit. |
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| In 1921 he was allowed to bomb US navy surplus or captured German warships and proved conclusively that even a near miss could sink them. |
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| Almost every near miss lately in which someone almost hit me resulted from their inattention as they gabbed, gabbed, gabbed on the phone. |
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| On the hour mark Moreau picked out Fernandez in the box and he looked sure to score, but the outcome was another near miss, his shot shaving the post. |
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| X was then warned of the near miss via a correspondent who had worked with him in the past. |
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| For Roger Barker it was a near miss he said he would never forget. |
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| When an airplane crash or near miss occurs, significant interest by the press and the public will almost certainly follow. |
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| Most healthcare professionals will occasionally encounter a near miss that could recur and reach the patient, resulting in serious harm. |
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| A child was nearly hit by a car last week, and a mother with a pushchair also had a near miss. |
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| The force of one near miss blows him across the bridge, bouncing him off the side of a parked car where he smashes the window and then rolls on to the ground. |
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| It was a near miss as far as I was concerned, a close thing. |
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| But the release version is a beautiful, interesting, well-acted near miss. |
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| In recent years there have been two fatalities and one near miss due to the inappropriate use of boom trucks. |
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| Italy know they cannot wallow in the disappointment of last week's agonising near miss against Ireland. |
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| It would also require suppliers to notify Health Canada and, in some cases, its partners through the supply chain of defects or serious product-related incidents, including near miss incidents where injury has been averted. |
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| In games where skill does matter, such as football, a near miss like kicking a ball into the goalpost can rightly be associated with almost scoring a goal. |
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| The ability to transfer knowledge and learn through risk assessment, comprehensive task analysis and near miss reporting while conducting safe multiple cargo transfers was outstanding. |
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