14 Sentences With "makable"

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His slightly downhill putt wasn't the easiest but certainly still makable. from The New York Times
But after missing that makable putt on 3, Woods manages to clean up this one. from The New York Times
On the second hole he played, Baltusrol's 11th, he badly missed a makable 10-foot birdie putt. from The New York Times
Still, the Falcons were looking at a long but still makable field goal of about 53 yards. from The New York Times
Spieth scrambled to give himself a makable par putt, but the round's magical air had an expiration date. from The New York Times
He could not deliver on makable birdie looks available because of how well he was striking the ball early on. from The New York Times
Another makable birdie opportunity for Woods from less than 13 feet and he comes up short with the putter. Again. from The New York Times
Thompson started his big run with mostly makable shots: 14 of his 17 points in the first quarter came on 2-pointers. from The New York Times
He missed a very makable step-back 12-footer in the lane at the 1:29 mark and the Cavaliers up, 113-109. from The New York Times
In one sequence, he angered Boeheim by passing up a makable shot and then soon after by absent-mindedly stepping on the end line. from The New York Times
After a great flop shot gives him a makable birdie putt on the eighth hole, Woods misses the putt to stay at 4-over par. from The New York Times
The Maker's schedule was the privilege of the elite builders of code and apps, and the scope of makable things was not going to include casseroles, movies and corn-husk dolls anytime soon. from The New York Times
Day, playing in Spieth's group, finished his terrific round by stepping to the par-5 ninth hole and hitting a safe 2-iron into a narrow fairway full of hazards to set up a makable approach shot. from The New York Times
In a "tense" sudden death playoff Stanley missed several makable putts to win and then, on the 5th playoff hole, bogeyed giving Vines the victory. Shortly afterwards, Vines' career went downhill. He stated later in life that he "went cold" during this period and lost confidence. As a senior, however, Vines had some success.