Sentence examples for considerable passing from inspiring English sources

Recreation at day trip destinations such as Hackney, Islington, Highgate and Twickenham, as well as coaching, inn-keeping and sale of goods and services at daily shops and stalls to the considerable passing trade provided much local employment and also formed part of the early economy.

Or, as another character puts it earlier in the book, "It seemed all of a sudden like a wind had slacked off and I was left leaning off-balance in a world something considerable had passed through".

Over the last 18 months, Mr. Obama and the Democratic Congress have made considerable inroads in passing what could be the most ambitious agenda in decades.

The near-five-mile route to Wingdale has the considerable bonus of passing by the cheap and cheerful Cousins Café, where hot coffee, scrambled eggs and fresh-baked rolls await.

However, it was still of "considerable intensity" while passing near El Paso about 24 hours later.

The considerable pleasure of passing the evening in the courtyard of this beautiful colonial home makes up for what it lacks in culinary distinction.

Worth millions of pounds, these convoys were vital to the British economy, but they faced considerable danger in passing though waters that were within easy reach of the Dutch ports in Java.

But for U.S. policy wonks hoping to learn more about the tradeoffs of Canada's health care system, much less for progressive strategists in search of ideas for overcoming the considerable obstacles to passing single payer in the U.S., Sanders' foreign visit was less useful.

Refusing to even *discuss* a proposed assault weapons ban, guess what the Florida House of Representatives DID spend considerable time debating and passing today?

In the case of STONEHENGE -- in Ridgefield, considerable time has passed since Chef Christian Bertrand reigned, regained an Excellent rating and subsequently departed.

CCS is widely deemed to be a necessary bridging technology to a low-carbon economy, but the technology needs to pass considerable hurdles before widespread use.