Sentence examples for been to pass from inspiring English sources

The response has been to pass the buck.

The result has been to pass the pain mostly on to younger workers because older employees are generally well protected.

Hard as it has been to pass legislation, the coming year is a marker, the final interval before the fight for succession becomes politically all-consuming.

"One of the reasons we haven't been as dangerous lately is because our first thoughts have often been to pass the ball back," wrote the injured Cesc Fábregas.

The original plan had been to pass the health-care bill this week and then turn, after the recess, to tax reform.

Previously, the only legal way to significantly increase the rent of a regulated apartment had been to pass on the cost of renovations.

Now it's to pass health care".

If this were to pass, no.

This responsibility was to pass to the local soviets.

The eventual goal is to pass 1,000mph 1,610km/hh).

"My dream is to pass this on to another generation".