Sentence examples for already passed on from inspiring English sources

In addition, Republican voters already passed on one opportunity to wrap up the race early, turning against Mr. Romney after his win in New Hampshire.

Thomas Hauner of PopMatters said, "At one point the album's tediousness is such that one assumes Ashlee Simpson and Britney have already passed on the material because even they deemed it too redundant".

According to the Hollywood Reporter, BET and OWN have already passed on acquiring the drama.

President Obama's administration has already passed on two opportunities to label China a currency manipulator, out of a well-founded fear of sparking a trade war.

Squad 18 was one of the first on the scene on Sept. 11 and lost all seven men, but Lieutenant McGinn had already passed on the firefighting itch.

Together they pitched the project to the specialty divisions of Hollywood studios, which had all already passed on the script once before, when the directors were not involved.

Companies are already passing on some of their higher fuel costs.

So parents can already pass on as much as £850,000 without paying a penny in tax.

But he already passes on considerable costs to customers who may never sniff a Five Guys fry.

Some of my vendors right now are already passing on a surcharge to me that they're relating back to the electricity problems".

Wealthy people already pass on a lot of advantages to their children; they can afford better education, and a better environment at home (more books, quiet places to study etc).History, as well as fiction, suggests that being born to inherited wealth is not normally a spur to greater effort; instead, life is devoted to social display or indolence.