Sentence examples for comfortably passed from inspiring English sources

SHAIN--Mike (Myron D. Shain), comfortably passed away on May 05, 2008 in Tamarac, Florida.

Rogers scored an unbeaten 122 while Malan finished on 89 not out as Middlesex comfortably passed Gloucestershire's 214 for nine with almost 10 overs to spare.

Alice in Wonderland pulled in more than $1bn; Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella comfortably passed $500m earlier this year, and Maleficent scored a whopping $758m worldwide.

Broad's figures, the sixth best by an England bowler in one-day cricket, allowed Kevin Pietersen's side to dismiss a disinterested and downbeat South Africa for 83, a total that was comfortably passed without the loss of a wicket.

But a new law that comfortably passed the State Legislature this year reflects a different reality — that Texas businesses have to live with climate change regulation, regardless of the politics.

But as the European Union (notification of withdrawal) bill comfortably passed its third reading in the Commons she was entitled to ask herself whether her efforts have really been worth it after all.

When he proposed the game, he predicted computers would be comfortably passing the test "in about 50 years' time".

Either of these coalitions would comfortably pass the required control of 61 mandates in the 120-member Knesset.

Inside Out should comfortably pass Cars 2 ($559.9m worldwide), Ratatouille ($623.7m) and The Incredibles ($631.4m) for fifth place on the Pixar scoreboard.

Mitsuko Uchida, one of the world's leading classical pianists, could comfortably pass her summers flying from one festival to another, staying in luxury hotels and private villas.

The Book of Life should comfortably pass the Mexican takes of those three (Transylvania took $14.6m), but that's the least it should manage given the familiarity factor.