Sentence examples for has a passage from inspiring English sources

Each plaque has a passage from a writer and a related artwork.

Milan Kundera, in his novel "Immortality," has a passage of commiseration for the dead.

Batten has a passage that he likes to ask ninth graders to read.

Meanwhile, Earth Science has a passage that reads: "Until recently, climatic changes were connected only to natural causes.

Inveresk House 3 Inveresk Village, Musselburgh, East Lothian EH21 7UA, 0131-665 5855 invereskhouse.com £100, single £65 Inveresk House was built on the site of a Roman settlement and has a passage running underneath it: it is also thought that Oliver Cromwell used the building as his headquarters for two months in the 1650s.

Its own News Feed values has a passage reading: "It's important to note that while we welcome a multitude of viewpoints, we also believe strongly that people should feel – and be – safe when they use Facebook, and we therefore have Community Standards that define the behavior that we think is out-of-bounds on the platform.

"I have a passage I should like to read".

I had a passage where the protagonist, Carter Ross, is chased by a bear through Newark.

(The song also had a passage in which Moussa Sissoko's tama drum became a melody instrument).

*A photograph of the Holland Tunnel was used to claim that Alfred E. Smith, the 1928 Democratic presidential nominee, had a passage to the Vatican.

"The hole would need to be large and if it was rotating it might have a passage to another universe.