Sentence examples for comfortable passage from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, however, the students sawed off one or more of the spokes to allow the Bureau's clients a more comfortable passage.

In interviews, immigrants said they had agreed to pay smugglers $4,000 to $8,000 for "safe and comfortable" passage into the United States.

In the rehabilitation process, every victory is therapeutic, and Hearts will surely derive further benefit from a comfortable passage into the quarter-finals.

It also has a contoured shoulder area and a tip-up seat base for a more comfortable passage between aisle and window positions.

I think tonight will give him a lot more confidence now". This was Liverpool's 50th European Cup win at Anfield, Sami Hyypia and a brace from Dirk Kuyt providing the home side with a comfortable passage at this stage of the competition and few have been as straightforward when so much has been at stake.

Tougher assignments await Van Gaal and United in the next six days than that served up by a struggling League One side and it will take more than this comfortable passage into the FA Cup quarter-finals to alter judgment on the manager's expensive reign at Old Trafford.

But the Attorney General is known to have strong reservations about the bill, and last week he announced that he would be "comfortable" with passage of the House compromise.

While public opinion is shifting rapidly across the country and same-sex marriage continues to achieve legal recognition state by state, polls in North Carolina before the vote showed a narrowing but comfortable margin for passage.

When the first train chugged along this route in November 1911, it connected the interior of Catalonia to the Costa Brava town of San Feliu de Guixols in an unprecedented way, allowing villagers a more comfortable and quicker passage to Girona (and then on to the sea).

The role is associated with high sopranos and she is a mezzo: it says much for her technique that she sounded comfortable in sustained passages in her upper registers; and it says even more for her originality that she frequently deployed vocal decorations below the melodic line rather than above it, often to startling effect.

Mostly built in the 19th century, the bridges were covered not to make wintertime passage more comfortable for travelers but to protect their wooden skeletons, the hefty trusses that hold them together and bear the weight.