The title comes from a passage in Lord Byron's journals.
Much of that belief comes from a passage in Joel, from the Bible.
The perforated liner, which incorporates orifices of length to diameter ratios of ∼0.2, is supplied with flow from a passage.
The play, which was adapted by the director Daniel Freudenberger, takes its motto from a passage in the text "She Was, She Became, She Became Nothing".
In another instance, a male senator requested removal of the phrase "satisfying sex" from a passage in the bill that referred to "safe and satisfying sex".
The results were the beginnings of "The Heaven-Sent Leaf" (BOA Editions), whose title takes its name from a passage in "Faust" describing money.
One early song, "Crystalised," was built from a passage that Sim wrote as he fantasized about what an affair might be like.
I used to think that the latter gesture was taken from a passage in Bruckner's Fourth Symphony, but the theme can't have been stolen from two places simultaneously.
Derrick Jensen and George Draffan's book about deforestation, Strangely Like War, takes its title from a passage by a historian of the north-western US, Murray Morgan.
They are from a passage where Wordsworth celebrates the connection between the growing child and the apprehended world and other human beings.
Trinity's tagline — "Your Father in heaven is not willing that any of these little ones should be lost" — was taken from the Book of Matthew, from a passage known as the Parable of the Lost Sheep.
