Sentence examples for a legitimate pass from inspiring English sources

11 era is that a legitimate pass may end up in ill-intentioned hands.

Though he grudgingly admits George W. Bush may be the "legal" president-elect, Jackson will not let the word "legitimate" pass his lips.

But a team that is averaging nearly 34 points per game will go into Sunday's game against the Chargers with a legitimate extra weapon: Pass-catching tight ends.

A few years ago, the debate began about whether or not account-based marketing (ABM) was a legitimate strategy or passing trend.

"The Washington initiative has a legitimate chance of passing," says Jamie Yesnowitz, a senior manager in Grant Thornton's state and local tax group in Washington, D.C. "The effort is tailored to encourage the vast majority of Washington voters to support a tax that would not be imposed on them," he says.

"It was legitimately passed, and a legitimate exercise of the power of the Legislature and the governor, and I will defend it".

His strength and hand usage makes him a legitimate threat as a pass rusher too.

After he died without a legitimate heir, the succession passed to the Campbells of Mamore.

"He is a legitimate down-the-field passing threat that adjusts to the ball very comfortably, very easily," Gilbride said.

Of course the Court put lipstick on it and called it the "rational basis" test; as long as discrimination was rationally related to serving a legitimate government interest, it passed constitutional muster.

It would not pass a high school remedial politics course, never mind pass as a legitimate plan in Congress (namely because it is not a plan, it is a statement).