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make a pass at





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Ky's critics in South Viet Nam did not even make a pass at politeness.

From Time Magazine Archive

Any attempt to codify principles that the U.N. could make a pass at enforcing would meet insuperable resistance from nations with festering internal disputes.

From Time Magazine Archive

Frankie, the goodlooking young piano player at the local cinema, is just brash enough to make a pass at Constance, even though Melford is by now sure to become the next mayor of the town.

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The message to the boys is that they need not make a pass at a girl to prove themselves masculine, and to the girls that they need not say yes to remain popular.

From Time Magazine Archive

They bounce and bump from side to side and if you scare them they flap there wings and try to make a pass at singing which is pore work.

From The Corner House Girls in a Play How they rehearsed, how they acted, and what the play brought in by Hill, Grace Brooks