Utiliser "pass up" dans une phrase

1. You know we can never pass up an opportunity to flame a couple of more of these clowns

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2. Athnu is not the jolliest person I know,” Kulai said, “But he is too conscientious to pass up

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3. figured this was probably coming, when he felt the boy’s lack of effort against him, thought screen, retreated a few steps and jumped up, tipping the pass up into the air and then down into his hands

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4. That I would not pass up easily

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5. course we could not pass up the blank happened

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6. you watch the video, you’ll notice that I couldn’t pass up the chance

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7. She just couldn't pass up a deal where she had such a great opportunity to help others get ahead, particularly women

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8. “And I’d be a fool to choose otherwise, and pass up the opportunity for my parents’ training

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9. 17 But most of the time the newspapers did not come to him, so Pops went after them with an offer that was too good to pass up

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10. I don’t know if I could pass up an opportunity like that

11. expert (in this case, free advice) is hard to pass up

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12. Bellack really hadn’t expected the group to give up so easily and was now a little intrigued, but he just couldn’t pass up the chance to mock his old associate, besides, the Soul Beast had been summoned and there was still some time to kill before its prey came to it

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13. I think many people pass up activating their spiritual senses to encounter Jesus, simply because it’s not a visitation level experience

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14. It takes all my willpower to pass up the aisle where

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15. Music fans will certainly not want to pass up on the impressive Rock Band 3 controller set

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16. Of course, there are also competitive missions that you and your friends can play –but with the game’s offering of a full campaign cooperative play, why pass up on such an experience?

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17. As we said, this is a casual game, but it is still something that hardcore players should not pass up

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18. Currently considered as one of the most famous multiplayer games on the PSP, this is one game you cannot afford to pass up

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19. tempted him with the one thing he couldn’t pass up: a chance to save our

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20. I felt a thrill pass up my spine that called me into ecstasy

21. Cherry shrugged as she took the money, thinking that it was silly for Lil’ B to pass up such a good deal, but it was his money

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22. I did not proceed to sit in judgment on the aggressor, thus to pass upon his motive -- to adjudicate all that entered into his attack upon his fellow -- and then undertake to execute the punishment which my mind might dictate as just recompense for his wrongdoing

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23. Some of the scientists and technicians in the citadel still felt doubtful over whether they should be replicating a human, however, having the chance to meet their holy prophet in their lifetime was a chance too good to pass up, after several hours of debate they agreed and set about the project in hand

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24. The opportunity to work with Greg and Avi Solomon was too inviting to pass up

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25. Century decides to pass up the one-liner he was going to use on the

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26. She may have had a different person in mind, but this sounds like a deal too good to pass up

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27. Durov asked me to stay home, but there was no way I would pass up this trip

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28. He could never pass up a

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29. Throughout the day, whether you realize it or not, you pass up several

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30. Clerking with Monsieur Nostradamus was simply too great an opportunity to pass up

31. But he couldn't pass up an opportunity to harass an innocent man

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32. Don’t Pass up the Value of using Coupons

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33. The trapping of Keller and his army at the summit of Sierra Madre volcano was an opportunity we dared not pass up

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34. Locke estimated getting out of there would be a hard reward to pass up

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35. opinion of the University, he knew that there was no way he could pass up the

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36. With spinach, we have the image of Popeye to help convince us that this is one super food we do not want to pass up

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37. her totally! No chance was he going to pass up

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38. Many communities in the world regard the veil, as used by women in Islamic societies, as a kind of trespass upon women’s freedom and an externally imposed restraint on her

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39. “He won’t pass up an opportunity to kill me

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40. potential of that is too much for most to pass up on

41. She hated to lie, but who could pass up a third sunset in one day?

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42. Fox said he had a challenge for her that she couldn't pass up

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43. Jamie brought his compass up to his face

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44. With his meager pay and employment options slim to none, he couldn’t afford to pass up any work, especially in the current state of the economy

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45. “Bring this free pass upstairs to the V

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46. 27 When he prepared the heavens, I was there: when he set a compass upon the face of the depth: 28 When he established the clouds above: when he strengthened the fountains of the deep: 29 When he gave to the sea his decree, that the waters should not pass his commandment: when he appointed the foundations of the earth: 30 Then I was by him, as one brought up with him: and I was daily his delight, rejoicing always before him; 31 Rejoicing in the habitable part of his earth; and my delights were with the sons of men

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47. If you pass up on the OTO, you won’t be offered it again and it will cost more to upgrade later on

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48. He was very peaceful: just as bulls are… but let anyone trespass upon his land and he became an enraged bull threatening to shoot them if he ever caught them again on his property

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49. What woman could possibly pass up on a man like him?

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50. which secondarily implied (1) the severest judgment which a Jewish court could pass upon a

51. implied (1) the severest judgment which a Jewish court could pass upon a criminal-the casting forth

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52. What man in his right mind would pass up this ship with all its canons for that little pea shooter back there with just two canons?

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53. It then became a word which secondarily implied (1) the severest judgment which a Jewish court could pass upon a criminal-the casting forth of his unburied corpse amid the fire and worms of this polluted valley; and (2) a punishment-which to the Jews a body never meant an end-less punishment beyond the grave

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54. Cole was pleased to pass upon them; and soon afterwards

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55. I couldn't pass up this chance for an encounter

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56. “Thank you,” Claire said, though she wasn’t sure whether they had attended Paul’s funeral because they were still her friends or because they couldn’t pass up a juicy social event

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57. Kearney had to stand aside to allow the baritone and his accompanist to pass up to the platform

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58. Cole was pleased to pass upon them; and soon afterwards sent her, from the country, handsome acknowledgment

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59. “I’d hate for the Charisians to pass up the opportunity to do the same thing

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60. The list of girls that the singer would pass up for a bottle of wine was also pretty wild:

61. "Was it not proved nineteen hundred years ago—if I may trespass upon your domain a little? Why should you think, Felix, that I am likely to drop my high thinking and my moral ideals?"

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62. Not only was there wonderful sunshine and delicious rain, in due times and perfect measure, but there seemed something more: an air of richness and growth, and a gleam of a beauty beyond that of mortal summers that flicker and pass upon this Middle-earth

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63. So don’t pass up this opportunity to build your investment skills now

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64. Who could pass up such a great opportunity? The public, however, is blind to the subtle differences in patterns that hint that another trend leg up might not be in the cards

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65. Even with the advent of the Affordable Care Act, we believe medical tourism will continue to thrive by offering deals that are simply too good to pass up

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66. A Stochastic top that is high and wide shows that bulls are strong—it is safer to pass up that sell signal

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67. The Commission is not authorized to pass upon the soundness of new securities or the fairness of their price (except in the case of public-utility issues which come under the terms of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935)

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68. Third, it would be most helpful, when the figures clearly show that the results are well below average, if it became the custom to call in outside business engineers to pass upon the policies and competence of the management

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69. You can, for example, connect an Ethernet network to a Token Ring network because packets entering a router are stripped of their data link layer protocol headers as they pass up the protocol stack to the network layer

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70. Imagine if you decided to pick an individual stock such as Citigroup (NYSE: C) because you felt at $25 it was a bargain you could not pass up and the financial crisis would not last much longer

71. In 2008, when banks were struggling and looking for deposits, they had a sweetheart deal that my buddy Ajay Gupta, who is also my personal registered investment advisor, couldn’t pass up

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72. But do not pass up what you believe is an excellent option trade simply because the option has only a few hundred contracts outstanding

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73. I will not trespass upon the patience of the Senate any longer than to say, from the best examination I have been able to give the subject, I am constrained by a sense of duty to decide in the affirmative—that is, that the first section of the bill be stricken out

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