Sentence examples for A passage between from inspiring English sources

And what of the two women in a passage between rooms?

More impressive was his collection of Mikel John Obi's punt, barging a passage between Nicolas Pareja and Aleksandr Sheshukov before Dykan stifled his shot.

Ever the nostalgic fabulist, Hayao Miyazaki builds a passage between modern, everyday Japanese life and the half-remembered realms of spirits and folklore in this compelling adventure, winner of numerous international prizes including the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.

The temporary Italian setting has been appropriately chosen, for it represents a passage between two worlds, much like the state of the Krasnanskys themselves, who have left their status as outsiders in one land to become outsiders in another.

Experimental results reveal that the wind load increases as the relative height of the upstream building increases, the wind load being highest for intermediate distances between buildings, when a passage between them is formed.

Western works are morbidly preoccupied with the perishability of the body; Eastern works take a holistic, Buddhist view of death as a passage between states of being in nearly endless cycles of reincarnation.

Mendes asked Hall to prepare the shot in his absence; Hall assumed the characters would look for privacy, so he placed them in a narrow passage between a truck and the building, intending to light from the top of the truck.

I sat with Carmen Ruiz, a trim grandmother with merry eyes, in a breezy passage between shops in a small town near Caracas called El Hatillo.

In addition to the tear, doctors would later find a rectovaginal fistula, wherein a passage forms between the rectum and vagina.

Hot helium gas from the core outlet flows into the steam generator through the liner tube, while helium gas after being cooled returns to the core through a passage formed between the inner tube and the duct pressure vessel.

In 1566 he wrote a Discourse proposing a voyage in search of a Northwest Passage between England and the Far East.