Sentence examples for finding passage from inspiring English sources

"The dignity of the individual, the equality of all men before God, the promise that America could set an example for the world -- I kept finding passage after passage in King's work that Reagan might almost have written himself".

Quickly finding passages in the text to cite in class was also difficult.

Partly by finding passages in Twain's novels that have some dim relationship to investing, but mainly by citing the lessons learned by the author from his assorted financial debacles.

Explorers gradually began pushing in farther and farther, finding passages, chutes and enormous crystal-packed chambers.

Few things are as satisfying as using that "Edit" key and finding passages with that inessential character who is cluttering my pages and deleting them.

Things change drastically however with the news that the resistance hero Victor Laszlo Paul Henreidd) and his wife are coming to Casablanca in the hope of finding a passage to America.

Correct tempo is ascertained, wrote the famous father, by finding one passage that can go one way and no other: not faster, not slower.

This paper presents an effective and practical method for finding safe passage for ships in possible collision situations, based on the potential field method.

There are many briny accounts of his exploits in a kayak off the Welsh coast, where we find him dragged "almost beyond will" into a furious sea ("white horses reared up from nowhere and came down upon my shoulders with a clatter of hooves"), only finding safe passage back to shore thanks to the timely appearance of a dolphin.

The search for the Northwest Passage may be said to have begun with the European discovery of America, for the voyages of Jacques Cartier and his successors to the St . Lawrenceand John Cabot and the brothers Gaspar and Miguel Corte-Real to Newfoundland and Labrador were all undertaken with the aim of finding the passage.

He successfully escapes them by finding safe passage through a mine connecting to Leibniz's.