Sentence examples for build passages from inspiring English sources

The home side tried to regroup but could not pass the ball accurately enough to build passages of pressure.

They admirably kept trying to build passages of possession carefully and precisely from the back, but with Celtic eager to press high up the pitch, Inverness often failed to move the ball out of their own half.

The 1948 French built Passage Eden (on left) housed both the Visnews and the NBC News office.

The inner wall of the lacrimal duct comes from autologous fornical conjunctiva that consists of simple columnar epithelium, thus making the newly built passage similar to the original tear duct in histology.

The consequence was that the visitors were never able to build any passages of play and Rangers could prompt and probe for an opening.

Northeast signed an agreement to build the passage, but both D.E.P. officials and those at Northeast Generation said there was no regulation to require the company to spend its money on the project.

Built for passages off the Pacific Coast and the glacial runways of Alaska's Inside Passage.

Mr. Goldenthal builds prolonged passages atop ominously sustained pedal tones, with routine touches: skittish instrumental outbursts, volleys of percussion, wandering contrapuntal lines.

Bach's 14th variation, a burst of virtuosity that builds to passages where the right and left hands have feisty showdowns of racing turns and spiraling runs, became a gnarly, gnashing and relentless improvisation in Mr. Tepfer's conception: imagine Bartok as a jazz pianist.

The city also noted that the counting locations — the Staten Island Ferry, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge, the Williamsburg Bridge, the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge and the Hudson River Greenway at 50th Street — did not include many newly built bike passages where ridership had increased.

A Ilyse Fink, a spokeswoman for the New York City Department of Buildings, said that while current law would require new buildings to be constructed in such a manner as to provide access for the disabled -- including making it possible for a person to open an entry door with one hand -- that law would generally apply only to buildings built after the passage of Local Law 58 in 1987.