Sentence examples for ahead pass from inspiring English sources

Go ahead, pass; but the word "pass" will burn in your throat.

He might be the best in the N.B.A. when it comes to the "hit ahead" pass, those long passes that quickly advance the ball but do not necessarily lead directly to a layup.

Either way, the two parties in Congress and Mr. Bush might want to think ahead before passing out party favors this year.

California lawmakers, sensing trouble ahead, passed a law this year making it harder for cities to declare bankruptcy.

By occupying the Senate and the White House with an ideological battle, the drama of filling a Supreme Court position seemed likely to risk complicating what Mr. Obama had intended to be his major initiative in the months ahead: passing health care legislation.

While the debate is still ablaze over whether cell phones actually cause damage to the brain and/or body, San Francisco recently lost patience and went ahead passing legislation requiring cell phone shops to display posters that warn customers of the potential risks their beloved cell phones may impose.

That measure to move ahead passed 68 to 30, with Wicker voting in opposition.

That means there has been very little wrangling over the budget itself — indeed, many Democrats would go ahead and pass a bill financing the government at current levels.

After two state judges upheld drilling bans established by two upstate towns in New York, the question becomes: how many more towns will go ahead and pass their own prohibitions on hydrofracking?

Two Republican Senate officials said they were unlikely to reconvene the conference committee, and added that the Senate might go ahead and pass a bill on its own without the Assembly's agreement.

So if you don't have another question, why don't we go ahead and pass the mic".