Sentence examples for center passage from inspiring English sources

Within 36 hours of the center passage, the pressure begins to fall and a veil of white cirrus clouds approaches from the cyclone's direction.

Within the tropics, 36 hours prior to the center passage of a tropical cyclone, a veil of white cirrus clouds approaches from the direction of the cyclone.

The horror of slavery, for example, is at the center of novels like Barry Unsworth's "Sacred Hunger" or Charles Johnson's "Middle Passage".

By 36 hours after the center's passage, the high overcast breaks and the pressure begins to level off.

One day after the center's passage, the low overcast is replaced with a higher overcast, and the rain becomes intermittent.

Two days in advance of the center's passage, winds go calm as the tropical cyclone interrupts the environmental wind flow.

In fact, in his acceptance speech, the Texas governor and Republican presidential nominee sought to reorient his party to the center with passages that were strikingly similar to Mr. Clinton's speech at the 1992 Democratic convention.

But it's quite another matter when these extremists block community centers, win passage of ludicrous anti-sharia laws and convince major U.S. businesses to join their Islamophobic campaigns.

Yes, the cabin's structural integrity remains intact, but still, a two by four with a three-quarter-inch hole bored through its center (to provide passage for a wire) is not the sturdy soldier it once was.

The center calls the passage of the Voting Rights Act "a reflection of the promise of our Constitution that all Americans would truly have the right to vote without facing discrimination, poll taxes, and other abuses," and I wholeheartedly agree with that point of view.

A descent beneath the World Trade Center is a passage into a grotesque landscape of stalagmites formed by dripping metal, entire office floors compressed into a space of six inches, and train cars smashed all the way down to the tracks by collapsed concrete ceilings.