Sentence examples for as passed on from inspiring English sources

Of Net-a-porter's top spenders, 19% are women running their own businesses, like Massenet herself, whose entrepreneurial advice, as passed on to Sarah Mower, is: "Choose the right husband and nanny, and then don't worry about a social life.

Hume's arguments lead to the conclusion that we never have reason to believe miracle reports as passed on to us.

Hume's target is any account that postulates a unifying 'something' that underlies change, whether this be a characterless substratum, a substantial form or (though this is not explicitly mentioned) something like the 'continuing life' that Locke sees as passed on in living things.

"The Romney family tradition, as passed on from George to Mitt, is certainly in keeping with Mormon doctrine," he added.

Answer their questions honestly, without euphemisms such as passed on, went to sleep, or took a trip.

The final definition, as passed on 24 August 2006 under the Resolution 5A of the 26th General Assembly is: The IAU further resolves: The IAU also resolved that "planets and dwarf planets are two distinct classes of objects", meaning that dwarf planets, despite their name, would not be considered planets.

More follows later... 10.16am: As well as passing on that note from her son, Christine Assange has been speaking out against the Australian government's attitude to him.

"Jaques has been outstanding for Notts this season, recording almost 900 runs in the Championship, as well as passing on a winning mentality to some of his younger team-mates".

It (as sad as it is) passed on without you.

Indeed, the sums suggest that, over the years, half as many men as women have passed on their genes.

To the Gurung, hunting for honey seems to be as much about passing on tradition as it is about the honey itself.