Sentence examples for idea of passing from inspiring English sources
"The idea of passing special statutes to limit protest assumes that they are inherently dangerous.
A Jan . 14letter endorses the admirable idea of passing on an "untouched Arctic Refuge" to our children.
But the Thais, maybe because of their connections with royalty or the government, understand the idea of passing things on to another generation and heritage.
The idea of passing a resolution in the Serbian Parliament on Srebrenica is not new, nor is the idea of recognizing the massacre.
Slowly, Mr Koizumi's economics minister, Mr Takenaka, seems to be bringing his boss round to the idea of passing a supplementary budget in the autumn.
Designer Paddy Dickinson (wife of Iron Maiden's Bruce) uses this idea of passing on knowledge as the underlying philosophy for her company Totem Adornments.
I pinched the idea of Pass Notes from the sadly defunct Sunday Correspondent.
It's tender; finally, there is an idea of time passing and more: Tsvi heats up the stage with his warmth; Jonah accepts it.
When Murphy broached the idea of the passing academy, Fitzpatrick was so surprised — "Kind of refreshing," Murphy said — that he did not immediately understand why Murphy wanted him to go.
By this point the term "passport" was being used, although whether it originated with the idea of people passing through maritime ports or through the gates in city walls ("portes" in French) remains a matter for debate.
One gets the sense, largely from McKean's slow, deliberate movements — Arthur walks as if he were afraid the earth might give way at any second — that this lonely baker doesn't particularly mind the idea of life passing him by, so long as it leaves him alone.
