Sentence examples for has always passed from inspiring English sources

Sex in virtual worlds and sexual fantasies involving computer game characters has always passed me by.

The bounty of Brazil — bananas, cocaine, diamonds, rubber, gold, coffee, vanilla, teak, nutmeg, mahogany, sugar, cacao — has always passed through the port city.

Rebus, however, has always passed a birthday during or between books and so his retirement from the force was always scheduled for November 2006, across 10 days of which Exit Music is set.

"This is done with a simple, usually routine vote … Since the 1950s, Congress has always passed it, and every president has signed it – Democrats and Republicans, including President Reagan.

Some legal experts maintain that any military action taken without a Congressional declaration of war (regardless of the war powers resolution) is unconstitutional; however, the constitutionality of the resolution has never been tested, as Congress has always passed the required authorisation when requested to do so by the president.

According to chair of the Lost Dogs' Home, Dr. Andrew Tribe, audits of this type were common and the home has always passed.

Someone had always passed something harder, brighter, more bizarre.

I've always been somewhat of a leader that younger players look up to and I've always passed on advice".

The eight-lane bridge in Minneapolis that collapsed on Wednesday had been diligently inspected for years and had always passed, state officials said yesterday.

Publishers and agents have always passed on letters, even from "unusual people" – usually enclosing "an apologetic note with the clearly strange letters".

Paul Scofield, on seeing him in an early production of Lionel Bart's Oliver! (in which Bennet was badly miscast in the title role) was moved to remark, "He's really good at acting!" It was a lesson which I've always passed on to younger actors: be good at acting.