Sentence examples for good passage from inspiring English sources

He didn't edit or anything, he simply said, "OK, this is a good passage here, kid.

Often he'll end a good passage with some grain of gnomic country wisdom.

"It was quite a rough race but Ryan negotiated a very good passage for him.

More covers-airer than curtain-raiser, really, until brighter afternoon skies allowed a good passage of play either side of tea.

It was not just a matter of using quotation marks, the professor said, but of toiling to write a good passage rather than appropriating one.

That would have been a good passage to read to the troops just before Bing sang "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas".

I described several of the stories, quoted from good passages, and then offered my obligatory negative comment.

Stoke enjoyed a few good passages of play and a big late chance for Joselu, but didn't do too much otherwise.

I feel that the scenery didn't lend itself to the prose in the way that A House for Mr Biswas did, though there were occasional good passages.

The collection has so many good passages — whole paragraphs that move into pages with never a misstep — that any linguaphile could spend a great afternoon in a little spasm of dazzle.

There are some good passages in this book, for example, on how urban landscapes have been transformed, and pedestrians marginalised, by the growing priority given to cars and lorries over the past 50 years.