Sentence examples for have passage from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel said Yasir Arafat could have passage into exile, a step that would quash any remaining prospects for his restoration as Israel's partner in peace talks.

But the betting among those who watch Mr. Reid closely is that he will do only as much as he has to on guns, reserving the bulk of his political capital for the fight he really wants to have: passage of legislation to revamp the nation's immigration system.

Then you should do an X-ray examination in order to see if you have passage through the fallopian tubes.

The "sonatas" of the German composers Johann Joseph Fux and Georg Muffat have passages actually marked "T".

The paintings here do have passages "undone," in the sense of being open to interpretation.

"Of course, you have passages about Hölderlin, about Nietzsche, about Bolshevism," he said — the usual Heideggerian subjects.

Individual players pop onto the screen when they have passages to play and disappear when they are silent.

So let me acknowledge that both the Qur'an and the Bible have passages that are deeply immoral.

Created by a physicist at the California Institute of Technology and his associates, the microchips have passages the width of a human hair.

We have passaged B/jingke/96/01 influenza virus strain on MDCK cells for 15 passages, the PFU reached from the first passage 8×104, to the 15th passage 2×109, the TCID50/ml was 6.5 of the first passage to 8.0 of the 15th passage.

To date, we have passaged the xenograft 13 times in BALB/c mice.