Sentence examples for course passage from inspiring English sources

In its particulars of course "Passage to India" is utterly unlike any other novel.

But, of course, passage of the amended bills wouldn't be the point, any more than passage has been the point of the originals.

Of course, passage of the 1964 Economic Opportunity Act and the Higher Education Act of 1965 subsequently established an array of financial aid programs, such as Basic Educational Opportunity Grants (now known as Pell Grants), the Guaranteed Student Loan program (precursor to Stafford Loans) and the College Work- Study program, among others.

For the inflammatory mediator time course, passage 4 HUVECs were treated with a cocktail of 10 ng/ml of each of TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-8 for up to 3.5 hours.

The simplicity is deceptive, of course: passages that from a distance resemble exuberant exercises in finger painting are full of delicate, intricate patterns.

And, of course, the passage of the Millenia.

When we resume course, our passage feels transformed into a wilderness expedition.

Of course, the passage of time has burnished the memory of the magazine's quality to such a high sheen that some of its flaws are overlooked.

Of course, the passage is biblical where the time frame is eternal — which was how long it seemed it would take the lowly Clippers to match the Lakers, local lords of all they surveyed.

Wales responded to the enforced change by playing narrowly as they recharted their course: one passage of play lasted five minutes and barely gained five metres and went that distance across the field.

Obama, of course, secured passage of landmark health care reform and appointed the first Hispanic member of the court, Sonia Sotomayer.