Sentence examples for course passing from inspiring English sources

Of course, passing laws is one thing; implementing them is another.

I am on the short introductory course – passing through I only have one evening and a night.

Of course, passing quick judgments like this is something that critics in every discipline have to face and deal with.

From there it maintains a broadly easterly course, passing by Eton College, royal Windsor Castle, and Runnymede, where Magna Carta was drafted in 1215.

Harassed by pro-Cuban communists on one side and frightened conservatives on the other, he steered a middle course, passing an agrarian law to expropriate large estates, initiating an ambitious program of public works, and fostering industrial development to prevent complete dependence on petroleum revenues.

Of course, passing even a narrower measure could be difficult.

I will of course pass the results onto the court.

Less than a third of those picked to take the high-threat operators' course pass it.

Mitt Romney, of course, passed one when he was governor of Massachusetts.

The race course passes through Winchester, making it town No. 147.

The course passed a monument to the Italian, the 1992 Olympic road race champion, early in the day.