Sentence examples for depression passed from inspiring English sources
The Depression passed him by.
Ten days later, lying in the bath one Friday morning, the symptoms of depression passed.
Among other achievements, he has saved the economy from depression, passed universal health care, and reformed Wall Street.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, the most significant investor-protection legislation since the Great Depression, passed only after WorldCom's internal auditor revealed a multibillion-dollar accounting fraud that ultimately bankrupted the telecommunications company.
Tracking generally northward, the depression passed west of Jamaica.
On September 13, the depression passed just south of Barbados and subsequently entered the Caribbean Sea.
If a depression passes along the English Channel, strong winds can occur from the east or north-east.
The majority, and the strongest, of the winds are from the south-west and north-east as Atlantic depressions pass from west to east over the United Kingdom.
Remember, as in a mantra, that the past is the past and cannot be changed, that the future is not here yet and worrying about it will not change the future, and that right now, your job is to simply let the depression pass.
In the Great Depression, Congress passed the Buy American Act, meant to give domestic suppliers an advantage over foreign companies in winning government contracts.
