Sentence examples for full passage of from inspiring English sources

LILLA: Well, to read the full passage of what I said about Black Lives Matter, I said, "Black Lives Matter is a textbook example of how not to build solidarity.

The full passage of the briefing notes says: "On Libya His Majesty said he expects a spike in a couple of weeks and Jordanians will be imbedded [sic] with British SAS, as Jordanian slang is similar to Libyan slang".

The expression in angular brackets,, represents the perturbing potential, but averaged over one full period; that is, averaged over one full passage of the body around its orbit.

The hindquarter was linked to the recirculation system after full passage of 70 ml of pre- perfusion medium, as shown in illustration 1.

The White House is hoping for full passage by the end of this month.

Mr. King also said that in the context of the full passage the questions "make more sense".

Full-thickness passage of a double-armed suture through the scleral pocket and conjunctiva, with subsequent retrieval of the suture ends through the external incision for tying, facilitates scleral fixation.

Short of Congress enacting his suggestions in full, he favors passage of the Durbin-Grassley Bill, though with the proviso that only "certain parts are good," such as the expansion of rules against layoffs by employers who hire H-1Bs.

Enlargement from threshold size to a full-scale cave passage of one to three metres in diameter can be accomplished in 10,000 to 100,000 years, depending on local geology.

Mahāyāna texts are full of passages that focus on the importance of the welfare of all beings and extol those who promote this goal.

Frequently his creations are affecting but ephemeral, full of passages with unmemorable steps.