Sentence examples for form of passage from inspiring English sources

Her father, Bertram Dean, was among more than 1,500 passengers and crew members who died in the sinking, a fact that Ms. Dean, in an interview at the Southampton nursing home last month, attributed partly to the fact that the Dean family was traveling in third class, or steerage, as the cheapest form of passage was known.

Every form of passage can be seen on the highway -- bicycles, horse-drawn carriages, motorcycles, trucks, buses and new rental cars, classic American cars, pedestrians, farmers moving cows from one side of the highway to the other.

New Directions published an elegantly slim edition of "Urne-Buriall" in the fall of 2010, with a preface in the form of a passage from W. G. Sebald's 1995 novel, "Rings of Saturn," in which Sebald presents the factual Browne as a kind of fictional creature.

Applied evolution, in the form of serial passage in novel host cells, is a "classical" method to generate live-attenuated viruses.

Only time will tell if we a get a nice big "tax gift" and the extenders are passed before the end of the year or if all we get is a costly chunk of coal in the form of delayed passage or changes to the extenders.

Examining the form of the passage tells not what the author is saying (ie: the content), but how she says it.

Takeshita Dori, Tokyo In Tokyo, shopping is part art form, part rite of passage.

"Too often, adults believe that disrespectful and aggressive behaviour among young males towards young females is some form of rite of passage that should be understood rather than judged, saying 'boys will be boys'.

Improved bowel function scores (stool form and ease of passage, but not frequency) were significantly (P < 0.05) associated with accelerated CT.

There is always competition between the hydraulics of flowing water that works to shape passages into smooth, streamlined forms and the control of passage shape by the structural arrangement of joints, fractures, and bedding-plane partings that initiated the passageway.

It emerged that hands-on training of clinical examination skills is pivotal in the transition to clinical education, forming a rite of passage in student's professional socialization process.