Sentence examples for having to pass from inspiring English sources

In that location it observed the Sun uninterruptedly, without having to pass through Earth's shadow.

"People will still argue on the basis of having to pass it every day".

It was having to pass up a state visit to India.

I'm reading it because it's like taking a vacation without having to pass through an airport.

This allows individuals to buy long-term care insurance through state assistance programs without having to pass means tests.

You may also find yourself having to pass such blocks between Ilo and Milo to complete a level.

"We may end up," Mr. Grassley said, "having to pass a short-term extension of current law".

Now, instead of having to pass a phalanx of inquisitive nurses, passengers arriving in Singapore simply walk past a camera.

Militants can easily travel by boat between the southern Philippines and eastern Indonesia without having to pass through immigration control.

Unlike returning fans, the players were whisked through a VIP suite without having to pass through one of Heathrow's terminals - or face the waiting press.

So the architectural design includes "early exits" along the museum route, enabling distressed visitors to duck out without having to pass through the entire exhibition.