Sentence examples for in two passage from inspiring English sources

They explain these terms in two passage, p. 75 and 109.

When he feels that he is drowning, he said, he finds solace in the Gospel — and especially in two passages about money, wrongdoing and salvation.

That Rhodes was a major source of maritime law, however, is clearly indicated in two passages from the Digest (ad 533) of the Roman emperor Justinian.

There is a central male role (first danced by Cunningham himself), whose dances with three women in two passages make direct reference to Balanchine's "Apollo" (1928).

One tool, called an interleaved tag cloud, lets users compare side by side the relative frequencies of the words in two passages — for instance, President Bush's State of the Union addresses in 2002 and 2003.

An entry in the Online Diary column in Circuits yesterday about Friendster, a Web service linking networks of friends, misstated the surname of one Friendster member in two passages.

E-mail: [email protected] Correction: June 6 , 2003 Friday An entry in the Online Diary column in Circuits yesterday about Friendster, a Web service linking networks of friends, misstated the surname of one Friendster member in two passages.

And in two passages Mencius implies that Confucius was one of the great sage kings who, according to his reckoning, arises every five hundred years.

Critics have also noted the influence of Shakespeare in two passages.

Cells were lysed in two passages through a French pressure cell at 10,000 psi.

In one passage, he torments a Russian cabdriver.