Sentence examples for another passage in from inspiring English sources

Soon after, another passage in New Mexico history was born, the Santa Fe Trail.

He sees her, a beautiful baby, with his hands, & recalls another passage in The Winter's Tale.

In another passage in "Secrets," Ellsberg relates a conversation he had in 1968 with Henry Kissinger, a Harvard acquaintance.

Edis then referred to another passage in the letter in which Brooks wrote: "For six years I have waited".

Or consider another passage in Nineteen Eighty-Four where Orwell describes a feature of life on Airstrip One (Britain).

He compares another passage, in which upward and downward patterns grow more and more compressed, to a trash compactor.

She calls one of her early ars poetica, The Autobiographical Sketch of a Nobody (1955), "Pretty face, pretty body, pretty drawings however the person does not feel pretty inside," she remarks in another passage and in yet another "the true artist is a paradigm for the true misfit".

[S:] Another inflammatory passage in the book is about the girlfriend whose abortion George W Bush allegedly paid for as a young man.

The image of the kernel and the husk comes from another famous passage in "The Lady with the Dog", in the story's last section.

Oddly, there was another brief passage in "Looking for a Ship" that might have concerned him, but he made no comment, ever, and — who knows? — may not have thought it over.

Oddly, there was another brief passage in "Looking for a Ship" that might have concerned him, but he made no comment, ever, and who knows?—may not have thought it over.