Sentence examples for a passage across from inspiring English sources

Analysts also point out that given the rampant corruption and numerous secret services here, buying or arranging a passage across the border is not impossible.

"The ladies ascended in numbers and appeared to be delighted with the bridge and from the immunity it afforded them from the dangers of a passage across the street," The New-York Times reported when the Loew Bridge opened in April 1867.

With the bridge considered important by the advancing US Eighth Army, the Australians were determined to a force a passage across the river.

In it, through his stunning illustrations and the carefully planned and beautifully designed pages, Will Grill tells the gruelling story of Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated attempt to find a passage way across Antarctica.

These themes, common to Mr. Fagan's work but invested with a surprising intensity here, are repeated as the ensemble of nine gradually arrives onstage, then built on with new details: a repeated jump into arabesque, one arm flying up loosely; whirling turns along a diagonal, then repeated in a scuttling passage across the floor.

Kipling's daughter Josephine had died when hardly more than an infant, her illness brought on by a difficult passage across the Atlantic to join her father.

Undeterred, Fremont mounted his own mission, with the foolhardy notion that he would make a wintertime passage across the mountains of Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California.

Comparison of the resulting IRC and the model input current on a polar passage across the southern hemisphere.

Fig. 5. Comparison of the resulting IRC and the model input current on a polar passage across the northern hemisphere.

As the road approaches Delta, a straight passage across desert changes to zigzags through farming areas.

Last month, industry expert and government officials from Norway and South Korea met to discuss the prospects of global warming creating a sea passage across the North Pole.