Examples of 'never made it off' in a sentence

Meaning of "never made it off"

never made it off: This phrase implies that something or someone failed to progress or succeed beyond a certain point, often referring to a project, plan, or individual's actions

How to use "never made it off" in a sentence

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never made it off
She never made it off the table.
Something that would take effect if he never made it off that rooftop alive.
He never made it off the plane.
It was a team assignment and guess whose rocket never made it off the pad?
I would never made it off the farm.
Considering your story 's alien angle those letters probably never made it off the wacko pile.
Never made it off the practice squad myself.
But those embryos never made it off the island.
We never made it off the mountain.
You and the other campers, you never made it off the island.
In fact, it never made it off the plane to spread the disease.
The promises of the last G8 and G20 summits ultimately never made it off the page.
This plan also never made it off the paper.
We never made it off the mountain. We didn't get enough airspeed.
The answer is no . He never made it off the plane.

See also

She never made it off the table . I did not get a chance to say goodbye.
Where 's my medic? She never made it off the table.
No . She never made it off the table.
You and the other campers, you never made it off the island . Huh? You!
But hitchBOT never made it off the East Coast.
However, hitchBOT never made it off the east coast.
Unfortunately, a thousand mink never made it off the grounds, for that, they were doomed.
Unfortunately, the car never made it off the drawing board, and….

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