Sentence examples similar to has passed from when from inspiring English sources

Sometimes torture occurs when the name-calling game has passed from "dork," "turkey head" and "walrus nose" to "monkey butt".

When I was at Harvard Business School, we inherited a joke that has passed from class to class.

Now Barney has passed from view forever.

While established protocol at the jail dictates that someone must check in on prisoners every 15 minutes, more than an hour may have passed from the time when Raynette Turner was last seen alive between noon and 1 p.m. and the discovery of her body at 2 pm.

The Container Store sells containers, which will come in handy when we've passed from the Information Age into the Where Am I Gonna Store All This Friggin' Information?

While doing research at the Vatican in 1942, he met De Gasperi, an anti-Fascist who had found refuge there as a librarian and hoped to resuscitate the Christian Democratic Party when Mussolini had passed from the scene.

"I know what you're thinking," Lucy Stanwere said, when the pause had passed from pregnant to eggbound.

If the Internet is good at anything it's understanding when petty injustices have passed from the realm of wrong to outrageous.

Probably, I thought, she had taken her last Reichsmarks with her when she was deported, which meant that those bills had passed from her hands into Gröning's.

More than ten years have passed from the first studies.

The academic division of labour has come on apace since Weber's day (he died in 1920), and hardly a year has passed when someone from the cultural-decline crowd did not decry the narrowing of scholarship and bemoan what they took for its consequence: the death of the free-ranging intellectual.This concern is not foolish.