Sentence examples for a major passage from inspiring English sources

The channel pathway present in the barrier layer acted as a major passage for water movement and gaseous oxygen diffusion into the waste rock layer, thus decreasing the performance of the soil cover.

An unhinged falling then rising theremin leads us through a bouncy major-key passage that sighs each time into a more wistful minor chord before those Jim'll Fix It "Ba Ba Ba"s rise back up to the euphoric major passage.

The tunnel is the eighth major passage discovered in San Diego since 2006, but the first in the area that has been used for cocaine.

The major passage in the Quran that deals with repentance is At-Tahriim 66:8.

This Racovian Catechism identifies the God of Israel with the Father of Christ, engaging all the major passages commonly brought to bear as evidence for a Trinity of persons in God.

The chord changes in "Silent House," which describes a house that lacks a permanent occupant, move in a slow arc against harmonized vocals that shift subtly between minor and major passages.

The documents obtained by Judicial Watch, with major passages heavily deleted, do not appear to contradict directly any of those central findings, but they raise some new questions about the episode.

The Archipelago consists of about 16 major passages that vary from 10 to 120 km in width and from a few meters to more than 700 m in depth.

WASHINGTON — A $60.4 billion bill to pay for recovery efforts in states pummeled by Hurricane Sandy took a major step toward passage in the Senate on Friday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 — A Senate committee approved a broad bill on Wednesday night to address climate change, a major step toward passage of a measure that would for the first time slow and then reverse emissions of the gases that scientists blame for the warming of the planet.

And that becomes a major barrier to passage, because like with last year's GI Bill expansion, Congress especially fiscally conservative actors wants the people backing these proposals to find or agree to cuts to other programs to cover their costs.