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Sentence Examples Larsson will be still four months short of his 33rd birthday when his current deal ends. Naturally one has to stop short of suggesting that the BBC's figures have been massaged. We are selling about 200 cattle each week and just short of 2,000 hoggs and lambs which is a good indicator of the demand. Believed to be crammed with as many as 10,000 inmates at any given time, Insein is perennially short of bare essential supplies. As a result, though, the service was excellent, and we were never short of a pair of hands to refill our water glasses. Edinburgh has created 50 training places in primary schools and 48 in secondaries, but each figure is about 25 short of the number required. Many of the additional offerings are B-sides from the singles which, as might be expected, fall short of the standard set by the original tracks. Add to this a splash of bright colour and the result is nothing short of arresting. Concerning the question of optical aids, there is a possible answer well short of the use of lenses, mirrors, or a pinhole camera obscura. In all the pieces, the 12 squares are subdivided into four equal sections by painted lines that stop short of the middle. Their songs were born to dwell in long-lost cabarets and quaint bars that fall just short of seediness. Also, the reds are not short of adventurous alternatives to the obvious Cabernet Sauvignon or Pinot Noir. Sadly, the cronies and party hacks who now fill his Cabinet and backroom offices fall some way short of that ideal. Main species on the market were haddock and cod, which were met with a good demand on a market that had been short of fish for a lengthy period. The weather was poor, and Henry's army was short of provisions, exhausted, and badly stricken with dysentery. Often, such literature is not hagiography, but presents life that falls short of human virtues. If given the go-ahead, the building would stand just 60 ft short of One Canada Square in Canary Wharf. They took the score to 135 before Brierley was bowled by Taylor only two short of what would have been his first half-century of the season. One such case is said to be Sir James Barrie who was short of stature and may have had some affinity with his creation, Peter Pan. Gravel of voice, short of word and tall of stature, the meanest bass player in Christendom. Show More Sentences If you are short of stature, you peer through the steering wheel like poor Reginald. Thankfully the fashion gurus have stopped short of the tightly laced stays that warped the ribs of our great grand mothers. The long and short of it is he was actually going steady with the most popular girl in the group but didn't have the guts to tell me. Dominic Matteo and Neil McCann are also established caps who have been short of chances to impress Vogts. He stopped just a few steps short of leaving this apartment, possibly forever. Her successor says beatification, the step just short of sainthood, will be important not just for her order. Despite a variety of strong protections and stiff penalties for violations, this law continues to fall short of its target. Police had to close two lanes of the westbound carriageway, a mile short of Junction 17 so that debris from the accident could be cleared. The torpedo gives the Akula a one-shot kill capability against any naval vessel short of an aircraft carrier due to its huge warhead. The trade association said most shoppers had been left short of cash to purchase domestic goods because of escalating house prices. A county council spokesman said the fund was not short of cash for paying pensioners. Suddenly, I burst open into the open, squeaking to a halt just short of going over the edge. The next stopover was Kovai Kutrallam and the picturesque locale was nothing short of breathtaking. As a result, the health service is chronically short of information technology skills. This is nothing short of God hearing a child's prayer and graciously giving him his heart's desire. Feeling thirsty is the initial symptom of heatstroke, which reflects that the body is short of fluids. Government should use civilised stratagems to arrest those who fall short of the law. Pakistani intelligence officials have described the bases as strong enough to withstand anything short of a nuclear bomb. Indeed, the extent to which the campfire story meets the spirit of the heroic tale of mythology is nothing short of amazing. Hardy souls not otherwise engaged may be able to get a fish in one of several sides who are short of anglers. Show More Sentences You'd have to be a stubby short of a six pack to miss the show this weekend! I'm sure there are some that will think I'm a stubby short of a six pack by printing this, but I can't help what I believe. He, of course, was his usual stubby short of a six-pack, only failing to let a try in through the referee's whistle. I'll be the first to admit that there are few Aussies that are a stubby short of a six pack. A successful businessman, he wasn't short of money but enjoyed the challenge of outboxing an opponent. Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British. They are very short of basic supplies including chalkboards, books, toys and desks. The chapel balloted and there was an overwhelming vote for strike action and action short of a strike. There was laughter when he launched himself into a slapstick dance routine that was nothing short of Chaplinesque. Their crudeness was so hilariously over-the-top that it was nothing short of ridiculous. Second, I've become paranoid that everyone I know who is short of cash will hit me up for a loan. Somehow, I believe, such interpretation both falls short of and overshoots the mark. Ever fancied owning a stretch of a famous salmon river, but found yourself about a million quid short of the asking price? For God to have created the world at all was nothing short of an act of chesed! He stood and took measured steps around his desk, stopping short of the chess set. Pakistan, too, was not short of players in the past who commanded respect and honour. I hit the frontside of his car and stopped just short of going over the hood. As a result, it is short of sufficient financial and material support to develop any further. If you mis-hit the 8-iron, you'll wind up short of the green, facing a chip shot with very little green to work with. He chops his second out of the rough to 40 yards short of the green but on the grass surrounding a nasty pot bunker. Show More Sentences Broad swathes of the country's industrial heartland are now chronically short of electricity. There's nothing more frustrating for a do-it-yourself paperhanger than to run out of wallpaper just a few feet short of finishing a project. Broad swathes of China's industrial heartland are now chronically short of electricity. The Sinon Bulls were a game short of sweeping the Chinatrust Whales in their four-game series last week. I took me just short of six hours to complete the circular route back into Middlesmoor. If you were short of a bit of food, your neighbours wouldn't see you go hungry. He isn't short of speed and will be a very serious hurdler next season at the very highest level of competition. Many forms of jus existed short of ownership, notably the hypothec, the civilian equivalent of the mortgage. They were short of land, monopolized as it was by capitalist farmers and aged peasants. He had been out for three games and, understandably, looked short of pace and pech. Three hours later, we discovered that we were six pegs and two rods short of a tent. Opinions are ten a penny, everybody has their favourite reasons which are far short of the truth. This is a navy kept short of ships by successive penny-pinching governments. The others agreed to consider it, and negotiated face-saving compromises which fell far short of Olivares' proposals. Padrinao stopped short of predicting a gold medal, or guaranteeing a personal best. Yesterday, he also laid out an intricate plot to implicate him in his former wife's murder, stopping short of calling it political interference. This, frankly, falls far short of what the minister and the voters require. While an improvement on the previous plan, it still falls far short of acceptable. He had health worries and was short of money but had acted on impulse to provide the children with something he had promised them. Nothing short of extremely difficult exercises in a combination could give a gymnast the full 10 points. Show More Sentences They reached short of the last two shirt buttons then and were considered quite fashionable. The delay came about because the tunnel had come up short of a screen of trees, slowing the flow of escaping airmen. The various publics, having other interests or no inclination toward foreign matters short of war, tended toward apathy. The long and short of it, is that he has to appear in court to answer the charge this week. This fact about induction, we are told, is the difficulty that makes science fall short of telling us indubitable truths about the world. The union is currently balloting its members on industrial action short of a strike. He stops short of saying they for sure should get in, but the argument is a compelling one nonetheless. The current overload left manager Alvin Dark short of capable pinch-hitters and defensive replacements. It has become nothing short of a national menace, an enemy of this country's interests and a fifth column in time of war. Still, the current density accommodated by conductive adhesives fell short of what's needed to support power-hungry devices like processors. He smashed the ball up short of the green, his pitch ran 15 feet past and he missed the putt. But Taylor's barrack-room bleating in defence of poor Rio has been nothing short of pitiful. He seeks consultation from experts whose paradigms are congenial to and close to his own, and their recommendations also fall short of success. A great catch at short fine leg saw the end of Bodi having scored 47 off 43 balls to leave the Titans 18 runs short of the win. Tracer rounds ricochet into the sky as rounds land short of the tank platoon. The ruling party holds a numerical majority, but it is short of the two-thirds majority constitutionally required to form a government. Not only is he alive, but he's healthy, just short of 60 and still playing packed-out concerts. It may join the radial artery at the wrist, or if the radial stops short of the carpus the posterior interosseous artery may replace it. However, each falls short of the type of provision necessary to allow the consumptive activity contemplated by the proposal. It also falls short of answering nagging questions that continue to persist. Show More Sentences The cavalry stopped just short of bow range from the rocky promontory, and the women prepared for a ground assault. With no plug-in entertainment apart from the radio, it is nothing short of wonderful. The combination of strong demand and cautious ordering has left some retailers short of inventories. Another mile and a half brought him to the next settlement, and being short of conversational gambits, he again asked what this was called. He has a flair for motorcycles and riding them is nothing short of a passion. And, short of reproducing the process, but with a new name on the credits page, it would be very hard to counterfeit this. Weber, like Bergson, stopped just short of postulating the existence of the unconscious. Staff would then take action short of a strike, which is likely to include a refusal to mark students' exam papers or coursework. You are short of money but you live in a house worth more than a win on the football pools. The museum's approach to Ancient Egyptian culture attempts to cover all bases, but falls short of doing this. That was 1992 and since then the dollar has been nothing short of indestructible on the foreign exchanges. A spike in deposits from a country short of foreign exchange may signal high-level corruption. Even Americans, with their predilection for absurd forenames, would stop short of dubbing a child De Sade. Tasmania were bowled out for 198, well short of the 313 they required for victory after Victoria declared at 3 for 181 in the morning. We know we are capable of love, loyalty and friendship, however much we fall short of our own standards. Hearing raised voices in London is nothing untoward but when you're wearing a full face helmet, hearing anything is nothing short of a miracle. The driver was cursing and swearing, but his fury stopped short of him actually getting out of the car. The north edges of these floors are suspended from the roof cantilever above and stop short of the curtain wall. As the Robinsons discover and fend off the spider creatures, the technology brought to life by the FX is nothing short of stunning. Catalan, Basque and Galician received a different status which stops short of recognising them as official languages. Show More Sentences The criminal cases connected to Victoria's gangland murders have never been short of drama. Again the alert Connor was in the thick of things as he made a dart for the line, only to be blocked a couple of paces short of the target. He compared being so short of hand towels to running out of anaesthetic gas during an operation. They fall far short of the standards expected of a DCI at the relevant time, or any time in my experience. He looked no short of an officer of great honor or perhaps a general of the army. We provide children in the area with a social life and you cannot put a price on that, but we are so short of cash. Pricklebacks are slithery, elusive and ugly as sin, but their taste is little short of divine. That sage of The Sun and prince of the pun Kelvin Mackenzie has never been short of a tale or two. This fourth option involves nothing short of decolonizing the Nation of Anishinabe. Poor Cantuna's soul was saved only by leaving his chapel one stone short of completion, thus fooling the Prince of Darkness. That figure is just short of Thailand's total production last year from all automakers here. In our submission, anything short of that is not a satisfactory discharge of the obligations of the promisor to give a right of first refusal. Further, the advanced Me 163 quickly ran short of fuel, then glided back to base. Extremism can be best delegitimized by elections, and the religious parties' vote in the country has historically fallen short of 5 percent. This brief disruption of the pitch is a sign of some kind of glottal stricture, short of a full glottal stop. The 1999 amendment, however, fell short of affording legal protection to individual property owners or proprietorships. He also describes him as a cruel and wicked leader who prostituted his daughter when he ran short of money. For the audience, this aerial demonstration proves nothing short of spectacular. The team with the highest goal average progressed automatically to the final and we were three goals short of having the highest average. However, the telcoms regulator stopped short of extending the USO to include the mandatory provision of broadband and mobile services. Show More Sentences The government had so far relied on police to fight the rebels, stopping short of deploying the army. The Academy's punishment falls far short of the going rate for music theft. So if they all sell, we're only a couple of thousand short of getting what's equivalent of a gold record. Facilities for early detection and intervention woefully fall short of requirements. Surely measures short of detention should be tried first and detention should be regarded as the last resort. Today's evangelical right detests that tradition and seeks nothing short of a state-sponsored religion. Suddenly he worsens, becoming pale, diaphoretic, extremely short of breath and his level of consciousness decreases. Although emojis have added a level of expression to texting, the written mode of communication still falls short of saying what you really feel. She may freely use emoticons in e-mail correspondence, but on the chessboard she is nothing short of macho. At just a few months short of his 70th birthday, Caine is definitely and emphatically in fashion. Arriving so late for the function is nothing short of being discourteous to your guests. There's nothing worse than starting fishing and being short of small essentials like shot or disgorgers. They are not impartial and they fall disgracefully short of what is required following the worst debacle in agricultural history in this country. The aircraft hit the embankment short of the threshold, sliding up it, turning through 90-deg and coming to a stop. He ached all over, his broken ankle throbbed with stabs of pain, and he was incredibly short of breath. It is a noteworthy exercise in vitriol, and perhaps self-aggrandizement, but it falls far short of legitimate journalism. What the team is short of most of all is self confidence and belief in their own ability. It was a match of mediocre quality, although neither side was short of commitment. According to the rules that drive this particular fetish, anything short of self-destruction is just going through the motions. The Statute of Autonomy fell short of the self-rule that Basque nationalism demanded. Show More Sentences But she stopped short of confirming that she would refuse an export licence if the Doncaster-built locomotive was sold to a foreign buyer. The golfer shows a hint of mere mortality as his second from the rough at the 10th pulls up short of the green. And besides, short of knocking him senseless with a piece of plank, Michael doubted he could convince the other man to leave his side. Mental, crushing, and amazing all in equal doses, the mix is nothing short of perfect. The promos for the new format, however, have been nothing short of bizarre. He drove just short of the speed limit, his eyes focusing on the task ahead. Two years ago I woke up on a day so sunny and gorgeous, it was nothing short of surreal. We have grown so tolerant of loud debate that any opinion short of violence is a reasoned one. The organisers are short of prizes for the tombola and raffle so would be very grateful of any donations. As Tendulkar fell three runs short of his ton, the burgers dropped along with the jaws! We put the fish on a stringer after determining that it was just short of the ton at 96 lb. Failing to do that leaves the system open to potential behavior that falls short of the mark. It began, inauspiciously, as a summer league team, but its dizzying ascent to prominence since then has been nothing short of meteoric. There was nothing we could have done to make this more secure, short of chaining the airplanes to the ground. Suddenly a clenching pain in his lower torso seared throughout his body, stopping him just short of his target. Nothing short of physical torture and mental agony awaits, and it's all self-inflicted. They were always on the move, always short of money, and their life together was passionate and stormy. We are running short of food, our uniforms are shabby and dull, our shoes are full of holes, and we are also short on ammunition. An Iraqi surface-to-surface missile that was being fired at our troops fell short of its target. On July 10, India launched its new, long-range Agni III missile from the Orissa Coast which fell short of its intended target 1800 miles away. Show More Sentences Some shells fell short of their targets and others broke into pieces in the air. It fell short of the intended target and bounced harmlessly off the table in front of me. Although a seasonal ban falls short of the total ban that we have been advocating it is a very big step in the right direction. Despite a large majority, the vote fell short of the required two-thirds majority. In the end, the majority of WIBC delegates voted yes, but Single Membership fell short of the two-thirds vote needed for adoption. A prolific scholar and facile writer, he risks turning his otherwise fine book into a screed against all who fell short of total moral courage. It was clear that in the key marginals the Labour vote was falling short of what the national polls were saying. If he falls short of 50 percent of the vote, there will be a run-off three weeks later. The former Stoke City player is short of match practice having played just 45 minutes for the reserves in midweek. Strength isn't something they are short of judging by the mighty heaves they gave every drive. The long and short of it is that the splits and divisions on the far side of the House are irreconcilable and deep. In between times, short of cash, he had voiced his own character in a series of five-minute TV cartoon films. There are obviously plenty of shellfish and crabs, too, because I saw giant puffers and octopus and none looked short of a meal. His work rate has been, at times, nothing short of phenomenal, particularly for England. For a low-budget Indonesian film, preceded by minimal hype, this was nothing short of a triumph. It took me ten minutes short of two hours to get from Clifford Street to Askham Lane. Fitness levels were determined by how long participants could walk on a treadmill without becoming fatigued and short of breath. For Albion, two successive Premiership seasons would be unprecedented and nothing short of miraculous. Any world-currency system short of actual bimetallism or trimetallism requires a breakdown of borders and sovereignty. Or, that those who talk about the baptism of the Holy Spirit are one sandwich short of a picnic! Show More Sentences I may be two planks short of a sailboat a lot of the time but I generally know how to recognise a leading question just before I walk into it. In short, because I've retired, I'm now being treated as if I'm two sandwiches short of a picnic. Let us therefore fear, lest, a promise being left us of entering into His rest, any of you should seem to come short of it. For a hard pressed working class couple it could mean an unpaid gas bill or going short of food. Luckily we've got lots of good friends, so Jack's certainly not going short of outfits, toys or equipment. When I was growing up we had to watch money closely, though we never went short of essentials. The train journey down to Reading on Thursday evening was nothing short of miraculous. However, the real turning point arrived four minutes into the third quarter and was nothing short of bizarre. I feel passionately that if the National Trust split this particular farm it is nothing short of criminal. To lose this development would be nothing short of catastrophic for the economic life of the town. These figures are nothing short of staggering and should serve as a wake-up call. Indeed, once the first autumn flood eventually came, the sport was nothing short of fantastic in places. Recently relaunched, the car's performance on bumpy roads is little short of astonishing. Alan Knott remembers it with some bitterness as he was stranded on 96 not out, four runs short of a maiden test century. He was out caught to a fine catch by Hayward at mid-off just four short of his best of 73 not out. They were four players short of the team that had won the Munster crown but the replacements were also top class. All this from a club that has been provisional liquidation for only four weeks short of two years. The governing Uri Party is only four seats short of a majority in the National Assembly. But running Mobile Mark resulted in a battery life just four minutes short of three hours. Finally, at two minutes short of four hours, Henman served out for the victory. Show More Sentences The babies were only 30 weeks, a crucial four weeks short of the hoped-for delivery. She backed up and sped down the driveway and stopped just inches short of the closed gate. Besides that, a creek crosses the fairway short of the green and sees its share of misery. It stands on a short glazed foot rim and base rising to an everted c-shaped glazed body stopping short of the rim. He proceeded to take four shots from just short of the green, to lose woefully. She had to abandon her singles effort when she fell short of the main draw. The Port defence stood solid when Tullamore took on two short penalties only to be stopped short of the line. The long-awaited Asterix falls far short of the mark, it's not half as clever and funny as all the rest. We had reached the village of Brecy by nightfall, some way short of our objective. Covers are probably the safest thing you can do in the music industry, short of debuting the song at Princess Di's funeral. If you're good friends with people throwing the kegger, you have no excuse not to go short of a wedding or funeral. But short of tearing up the city and starting again, there is no comprehensive fix at hand. It is perfectly clear that short of a major wave of renewed religiosity, such a return is inconceivable. And short of calling in the Office of Cyberspace Security, there is little we can do. I don't know if Arthur Lee is in the house, but short of that, can you be the one to help our friend? People who experience both asthma and hay fever may also wheeze and become short of breath. Many women find that they need to slow down their pace of exercise during pregnancy when they are short of breath or tired. For the first time in over four months he could breathe without feeling short of breath. It would leave him short of breath and more easily tired for the rest of his days, however. This makes them appear pale, and they may become abnormally tired and short of breath while playing. Show More Sentences If you have asthma, and you inhale the airborne pollen, you may start coughing, wheezing, and be short of breath. Usually I could only run a very short distance before getting too exhausted and short of breath to continue. Laughing until she's short of breath, her panting pleas for release are finally granted. I'm hoping for the US to stop short of that, but it's going to be pretty difficult. The company's art directors have always stopped short of what they see as blatant titillation. He knew all the heroin injecting crowd in this part of Milan but stopped short of that. But so far the information commissioner has stopped short of calling for amendments to the Data Protection Act. But the Christie measures stop short of clamping cars whose drivers exceed parking time they have paid for, or who fail to pay. He stopped short of actually defending high fuel taxes on environmental grounds, but the link has been made. This misshapenness causes rays of light to bend too much as they enter the eye and therefore intersect short of reaching the retina. He effortlessly produces tones that are nothing short of divine, completely free of self-conscious showmanship. Similarly, using a bass control to correct tubbiness or muddy bass response also falls short of success. She was a wearing baby doll pyjamas with the top falling far short of her tummy button. Of course, the author is not short of money, so her house is unlikely to resemble the village cowp. It's not that he is short of money but for Norman, competitive golf is what it's all about. For Teare, Craig Robertson said he was not a sophisticated criminal who stole because he was short of money. When I protested that I was really short of money, he told me not to worry. He added that any surplus cash is reclaimed by Westminster and given to other organisations that are short of money. To treat the people as such morons is little short of contempt, but appears not to be resented. It exists because, in Adam's sin, all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. Show More Sentences Stan began to sing along with the music, but fell short of knowing more than a few lines of each song. Ireland hasn't exactly been short of acoustic singer-songwriters, so it's useful to have something to help you stand out. If a single bond is made by sharing one electron from each atom, each oxygen then has seven electrons, one short of an octet. Others have been nothing short of bloodbaths, where age-old rivalries and enmities were brought out to be settled once and for all! It falls short of being the ultraportable of my dreams because of design flaws that, while serious, could have been easily corrected. While they aren't short of improvisational talent, they're not a blowing band in the usual sense of the word. But to come in unannounced, and make an insensitive comment like that so early on, was nothing short of an insult to the dead and suffering. We are short of words but the feeling of unbearableness stays with us for long. His career rebirth following his unceremonious ousting from the legendary Black Sabbath was nothing short of remarkable. Grass will run short of water first but bluegrass that turns brown from dry weather is only dormant and not dead. The Australians were way short of beating their own new world record, but the weather was a little cooler and the wind a little more blustery. They had council managers as witnesses who claimed the cleansing department was undermanned, underresourced and always short of men. Both community health services and hospitals are dangerously under-resourced and short of even the most basic equipment. But on balance I think I'd stop short of sticking them in the slammer for 5 years. He would probably be in wrath short of killing us if we so boldly intruded during the celebration. But the broadcaster stopped short of naming the day its service will launch and how much it will charge. They shared their most intimate public one but stopped short of giving each other a full smacker, with part of their lips touching briefly. He got a snorter that reared up at his bat handle from just short of a length. But a series of warm winters have reduced snowfall in many parts of Scotland, leaving many distilleries short of melt-water. We walked on to a saddle of lichen-covered rock just short of the snowline. Show More Sentences When the driver saw a man in white on the rail, he braked and the train stopped 30 metres short of the trespasser. But as Samuel spoke of upgrades, he stopped short of plans for room expansion. This inspirational player broke round the blind side and was stopped just short of the try line. Like many before us we find ourselves buying a child's Breton top, though we stopped short of the his and hers and baby one to match. I believe that what has happened is nothing short of an absolute and utter tragedy. Suffice to say it was somewhere short of fresh run, but no one had the heart to tell the beaming youth it should go back. Whatever receptacle you took up to his barrow, short of a bucket, he would fill to the brim, for one old penny. If the vanguard gets too far ahead of the supply train, it will run short of food, fuel and ammunition. Just short of the summit of the bealach climb the broken and craggy slopes west to a ridge high above the Garbh Coire of Ben Alder. Ten weeks into the project, I was lifting more and more weight, but I was stranded three inches short of the rim and jumping rather spastically. In person, he projects a vulnerability that's nothing short of endearing. They were State Troopers, not Fed radio cops, and they pulled their cruiser onto the soft shoulder of the freeway, braking a few feet short of the soles of his boots. The rider, whose name was noted by many when he finished third on his fencing debut at Newbury last month, will not be short of supporters at Hereford tomorrow. Although only three points short of their 40-point safety target with seven games to play, they are anxious to settle their nerves as quickly as possible. We all recognise that we are still short of a few class players in key positions, but how else are we going to get them if not by trial and error. I still could think of nothing else, short of bribing the guard. I got run out by a direct hit and Kabir managed to slip, fall over his bat only to try to scramble in on all fours and be just short of the line when the bails came off! The final execution of his plans, however, fell well short of success. This is a platform long on generalities and short of specifics. The Cord Company was so short of time to get to the Motor Show, they managed to produce 100 cars for shows, but none of them had any innards in the gearboxes. Find more words! 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