Sentence examples for asked to pass from inspiring English sources

They are asked to pass out textbooks, improvise sewer systems and help with budgets.

She had been asked to pass the entirety of herself through a hole that would accept only part.

The Supreme Court may be asked to pass judgment again.Even if the agreement is upheld, peace may prove elusive.

ACE has been asked to pass on cuts of only 15% to the "front line" – defined by culture minister Ed Vaizey as its portfolio of regularly funded organisations.

He is asked to pass the salt, a difficult task when you have unwieldy long talons instead of hands, and instead fetches the salad.

It also backs up cross-party demands that parliament should not be asked to pass the health bill without the benefit of this vital information.

He suggested the UK should refuse to pay the extra amount and that parliament should be asked to pass a law declaring the payment illegal.

He suggested the UK should simply refuse to pay the extra amount and that parliament should be asked to pass a law declaring the payment illegal.

Of course, then the laws that parliament is being asked to pass now will be deemed inadequate, or too weak, and the whole spiral of repression will start all over again.

They accused him of spying for the Americans because he had been asked to pass along documents gathered by his brother, Robert, showing that the Soviets had illegally dismantled German factories and shipped the parts to the Soviet Union.

"In late 2010 and early 2011, I was engaged by Chris Hutcheson (Mr Ramsay's father-in-law) and asked to pass certain stories to the newspapers regarding Gordon Ramsay.