Sentence examples for A passage of from inspiring English sources

A passage of three words and six syllables in Hebrew becomes ten words and twenty syllables.

A passage of play 10 minutes from full time summed up Quins' plight.

A passage of play at the start of the second half demonstrated what United were up against.

A passage of Anne Frank's diary was read before Wednesday's matches, after an anti-Semitic incident at Lazio on Sunday.

A passage of time defined by the abandonment of functioning interaction between politics and culture.

And this is a passage of that.

Each dot represents a passage of cells.

He then sat down and played a passage of Brahms.

Seldom is there a passage of simple, straightforward prose.

A melisma is a passage of several notes sung to a single syllable.

It indicates a passage of music to be played with increasing volume.