Sentence examples for called passage from inspiring English sources

Anti-hunger groups called passage of the farm bill without the food stamp program a disgrace.

The veto points were not nonexistent when the Bush tax cuts were passed; they were right there, but they were serving as what might be called passage points.

Dan Becker, an environmental consultant who has been working on auto efficiency issues for nearly 20 years, called passage of the bill the biggest environmental victory since enactment of the Clean Air Act of 1990.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill called passage of the legislation "perhaps the single most important thing we can do to boost job creation in the short run, as well as minimize negative economic consequences of possible future attacks".

Protesters are still rocking the rotunda w/ ppl sitting down in protest of the House passage of public #RTW bill http://t.co/0CU6f0d8 — City PULSE (@CityPulse) 11 Dec 12 House Speaker Jase Bolger called passage of #righttowork "a game changer" for #Michigan's business climate.

And so, after another blue-sky day, this one spent chasing my son down the Kids Adventure Trails — essentially goat paths through the woods that made me wish that I, like him, was wearing a helmet — we moved into new digs, this time a gold-level condominium in a building called Passage Point.

This piece, called "Passages," was created in 2000.

The largest and most expensive treatment center here is called Passages, which sits on a bluff across the Pacific Coast Highway from the ocean in the Sycamore Park neighborhood.

The Hobby Lobby-backed Museum of the Bible Foundation in Washington runs a program called Passages, which — like the Jewish "Birthright" — takes young Christians to the Holy Land.

Other film work includes a short directed by Shekhar Kapur called Passages which premiered at The Venice Film festival, and There Be Dragons, directed by Roland Joffe.

The Far and Wide Travel Corporation, the parent of 21 travel companies, began trips called Passages, or "journeys of discovery," in February.