Sentence examples similar to be a passage of from inspiring English sources

There's a passage of music in the suite dedicated to Jacques Tati.

Her eyes keep moving across the man, as if he were a passage of verse.

This is a passage of time which Liverpool shouldn't have had to endure".

Given the spread of the technology, is a passage of this sort going to become standard in obituaries?

What follows is a passage of comic genius spun from nothing more – or less – than the banality of everyday life.

What we need is a passage of time to get this club back in the Premier League.

If ever there was a passage of play which summed up the relentless mindset of Richie McCaw's side, that was surely it.

From 26 to 29 July, there was a passage of distributed rain clouds over western Java, moving southwestward from the equator toward the Indian Ocean.

So there was a passage of time in the production of the book, and now I'm in my 60s.

Pointing to the same paragraph I quoted above, Klinghoffer complains, "Now that is a passage of prose rich in grotesque errors and misconceptions.

Going from West to East, as well as elsewhere, since the European conquest of the known world 500 years ago, has always been a passage of relative ease.