Sentence examples for essentially pass from inspiring English sources

The Cruyff turn is a kind of soccer legerdemain in which the player bends the one foot like a ballerina to curl the ball behind their back and, essentially, pass it to their other foot — where presumably the defender will not be.

Firms essentially pass this on to their customers (i.e., the traders in a market) through commissions, clearing charges and other fees associated with a given market structure and transaction cost.

Still, there are times when his tweets essentially pass the "there is information to support this" test.

Others, led by Senator John McCain, wondered if we should just essentially pass another version of the 2001 authorization, giving the President broad authority.

The dinner deal, according to them, was to essentially pass the original DREAM Act, which would have legalized the Dreamers and given them an eventual path to citizenship.

And we've reported that effective oversight of a potentially life-threatening procedure has been hampered by California's patchwork system of medical regulation, in which the medical board and the state Department of Public Health essentially pass the buck to each other over who should keep an eye on non-hospital surgery clinics like these.

Thus Gran Colombia essentially passed into history with its principal architect.

By passing separate bills, the lawmakers essentially passed none.

There are also some egregious omissions: art, social, and intellectual history are essentially passed over.

Coleman's argument that schools essentially passed along inequality was simply unacceptable, and largely ignored.

Essentially, "Passing" is about two women whose choices were opposite and whose fates were strangely intertwined.