Sentence examples for Making passages from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, groups of authors and publishers filed suit to stop the company from making passages from their copyrighted books available over the Internet.

They are far enough apart to allow for open ocean sailing and they lie across the easterly trade winds, making passages north or south easy.

But it faces formidable opposition from Republicans, some Democrats and the powerful pharmaceutical industry, making passage unlikely.

Still, many pro-business Democrats from conservative states were expected to vote with the Republicans, making passage seem assured.

The Joban train now does not run any further than Mito City; past this, the tsunami has battered train tracks and highways, making passage nearly impossible.

Christopher Christie, the Republican who defeated Gov. Jon Corzine, has said he would veto any legalization bill, making passage in the current lame-duck session an urgent matter.

In addition, it's not clear how the differences in both bills will be ironed out by the House and Senate, making passage this term looking less certain by the day.

And after the recent rains, it becomes quite treacherous — really making passage to the Fire Road impossible.

The fern grows rapidly and thickly on the ground, making passage for land animals such as black bears and panthers problematic.

Johnson deserves tremendous credit for making passage of the civil rights bill his first priority after JFK's assassination in November , 1963

These suppositories get inserted into your baby's anus to help lubricate hard stool, making passage easier.