Sentence examples for be given a pass from inspiring English sources

It's now been a little over a week since a jealous God rescinded Prince Rogers Nelson, universally beloved musical polymath and lyricist, patron saint of ectomorphic sexuality, human synecdoche of the color purple, noted keytarist (he held a US patent on the instrument) and the last human being to be given a pass for replacing words with numbers.

"They shouldn't be given a pass because they're pregnant.

A sweet and sour cream soup from Tuscany should be given a pass.

"With the state of technology today, no mobile app should be given a pass on deploying proper encryption," says Rogers.

Mason-Dixon might be given a pass since it has a decent track record over the longer term, while American Research Group has long been unreliable.

Many leaders mistakenly believe that they'll be given a pass for shaking up people's lives if they say they're suffering over the decision or the disruption themselves.

Neither do I agree that the FTC seems to be giving a pass to print media.

Meanwhile, the rest of us have been given a pass.

Yet Alexander, the local boy, is given a pass.

But by and large the Met was given a pass on this decision for several reasons.

All the country is watching to see if he is given a pass on this.