Sentence examples for a pass-along from inspiring English sources

The "recoup fee" was a pass-along of El Paso's charge for renting at the airport.

Ms. Shaw said blogs are "there one day and gone the next, whereas magazines seem to always have a longer shelf life plus a pass-along readership that I just don't think you get with online advertising".

Alessandra Lariu, digital group creative director of McCann Erickson New York, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, described the campaign as "a pass-along idea that's not really fresh".

Mr. D'Arcy said the lease price cut was in part a pass-along of the $7,500 federal tax credit that was available to consumers who buy the car, but accrued to the company in leases.

Newspapers are practically designed to self-destruct after a single reading – if you've ever picked up a daily paper in a cafe around suppertime after it's been handled by a day's worth of patrons, you know that this is a *personal* tech, and that after a pass-along or two, it starts to look like it's been to the wars.

There is a pass along the wall called the kissing rock.

The first in the 20th minute, just after Carter threw a pass along the line.

"I have to learn whether it is right to play a fast ball or a pass along the ground, depending on who I am playing the ball to.

Rooney, playing with more maturity and less rage these days, delivered a pass along the ground and through the heart of the Schalke defense.

Westbrook was injured during the first quarter, when his head was jammed into the turf by Chargers cornerback Charles Dimry after catching a pass along the sideline.

Chasing the puck behind Washington's net, Green anticipated an oncoming check from winger Scottie Upshall and tried to slide a pass along the boards.