Sentence examples for is in the passage of from inspiring English sources

The appeal of "Boeing-Boeing" today is in the passage of time and the joy of exaggeration.

However, key knowledge gaps still exist concerning the behavior of fire swirling, which may be generated if one or more accidental fires are in the passage of the vortices behind an adjacent tall building.

The other time is in the key passage of the opera, where Owen Wingrave, scion of a military family and trained to be a soldier, finds himself forced to reject his past and his background in a long soliloquy.

His endorsements were thought to be instrumental in the passage of both bills; however, these restrictions have come to be widely rejected by current mainstream Republicans.

This is one of those occasions where some of the context is lost in the passage of history.

It may be that such civil disobedience will be judged, in the passage of time, to have been heroic.

Divine guidance can also come in the form of our dreams, or it might even be revealed in the passage of a book we are reading or in a conversation we are having with someone.

Her father, Clifford, was a civil rights adviser to President Lyndon B. Johnson and was instrumental in the passage of the Voting Rights Act.

Mason Tvert, the communications director for the Marijuana Policy Project, was instrumental in the passage of Colorado's Amendment 64, and has been working to facilitate similar changes in states throughout the US.

Even back then, judges advised that the law would be enforced carefully and with restraint but the learned men who signed the petition last week think that this advice has been lost in the passage of time.

Coons was instrumental in the passage of several pieces of legislation protecting women's and children's rights.