Sentence examples for had passed from from inspiring English sources

The chain of custody had passed from a thoughtful cop to a psychiatric nurse.

But, of course, time had passed — from an actuarial point of view, way too much time.

The pictures had been moved, as the decades had passed, from attic to outhouse.

Six minutes had passed from the first goal to the second, from being top to being third.

"But not this time," Mr. Brown said, adding that this particular strip "had passed from memory by the time the slayings occurred".

The throne had passed from the line of Ögödei to that of his brother Tolui in 1251 with the accession of Möngke.

A few hundred years ago, if H.I.V. had passed from an ape to a hunter, that person would have become sick and died.

Theories and methods that had passed from the Babylonians and Greeks through Persia to India now came back to the West.

He sums up by saying, "Within a few years of 1850 the initiative had passed from the Swiss to the British..".

No less anomalous was the situation in Kamakura, where control of the shogunate had passed from the Minamoto to the Hōjō family.

By the mid-1920s the league's leadership had passed from the hands of affluent middle-class women to women with working-class backgrounds.