Sentence examples for always passed on from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the Times' David Sanger has long been criticized for uncritical dissemination of misleading US government claims about the threat from Iran, almost always passed on with the shield of anonymity.

These were, "important information is always passed on," and, "I feel nurses do not communicate with each other as well as they should".

I've always been somewhat of a leader that younger players look up to and I've always passed on advice".

I remember I always passed on the lollipops for the kids when I went through the bank teller.

Publishers and agents have always passed on letters, even from "unusual people" – usually enclosing "an apologetic note with the clearly strange letters".

Paul Scofield, on seeing him in an early production of Lionel Bart's Oliver! (in which Bennet was badly miscast in the title role) was moved to remark, "He's really good at acting!" It was a lesson which I've always passed on to younger actors: be good at acting.

Regardless of what our parents are like in terms of personality traits and lifestyles, they always pass on something they learned to us.

Hagen was several years Kiedis' senior and became a role-model during his drug addiction to heroin: "she realized how young and inexperienced I was then, so she was always passing on gems to me, not in a preachy way, just by seizing on opportunities".

However, he always passes on the concerns of any constituents who contact him to the leader of Shropshire council".

Members of MI5, the judge said, could always pass on any complaints to their superiors, a staff counsellor, the police, or commissoners - appeal court judges - appointed to oversee its work.

The crown did not always pass on to the eldest son.