Sentence examples for entirely pass from inspiring English sources

Another was that, after a while, the more rational anarchists realised that terrorism seldom achieves the ends desired of it as the IRA has recently acknowledged.But in truth the wave did not entirely pass; it merely changed.

"We all know they [the trousers] are Zara now – there's something so precise about the cut and finish that could entirely pass for designer," explains Hannah Almassi, editorial director at Who What Wear UK, who doesn't own a pair, but does get why the world does.

The increase of the video level after saturation control has to be compensated to ensure that the image signal does not entirely pass through the compression part of the gamma function (wrong working point).

The rock dust, mainly limestone dust, should entirely pass through 50 mesh sieve (<300 μm in sizes), and 70% of it pass through 200 mesh sieve (<75 μm in sizes) (Safety SAOW 2006).

With the N.F.L. seemingly entirely pass-oriented these days – the four most productive weeks in league history in terms of passing yards have been Weeks 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the 2011 season – weapons in the passing game have never been more important.

The solar revolution hasn't entirely passed Britain by.

But the era of the airship has not entirely passed us.

Meanwhile, his achievements in uncovering the misdemeanors of the secret state are almost entirely passed over.

Which isn't to say that businesses are entirely passing the buck.

Then there is this: In some way, the quiet terror of severe depression never entirely passes once you've experienced it.

"The tourist development which swarms the nearby coastline has almost entirely passed it by," you are told in Buzz's excellent inflight guide.