Sentence examples for annually pass from inspiring English sources

He said earlier that roughly 40 million of the 640 million passengers who annually pass through security at the nation's 450 commercial airports were frequent fliers, mainly business travelers.

More than 35 years ago, those writing the budget law devised reconciliation as a relatively minor procedure whose name made sense: Congress would annually pass two budgets and the second one at year's end could require committees to "reconcile" spending and revenues in their respective jurisdictions.

Nearly 12 million people annually pass through the more than 3,000 county lockups and city jails across the country, with close to 731,000 people locked up on any given day, according to a new report on jails also released Wednesday by the nonprofit Vera Institute of Justice.

"However, with 17% of all the UK's trade in goods – valued at up to £119bn annually – passing through the port of Dover alone, it's absolutely crucial we get this right," the spokesman said.

In 1991, the centennial of the founding of the Wisconsin Library Association, former WLA presidents began the tradition of annually passing an urn with non-human ashes representing Linderfelt to each president at the end of their term.

Building Blocks' buying power of more than $2.5 billion annually helps pass on benefits to independent members.

Since many of the state legislatures were turning over roughly 50 percent of their membership annually and passing a flood of ill-drafted and unjust legislation, stability and experience seemed to be what was most needed.

Thousands of stolen Mercedes and BMW's pass annually through Kaliningrad, a Russian Baltic outpost.

Sixteen million passengers pass annually through the airport, which just completed an expansion that cost $58.3 million (United States dollars).

It is perhaps half the number who pass annually through the doors of the museum in Indianola, Mississippi devoted to the great bluesman, BB King.

The Houthis are closing in on Aden, which controls the entrance to the Red Sea, the Bab al-Mandab strait, through which about 20,000 ships pass annually.