Sentence examples for is to pass from from inspiring English sources

The trophy is to pass from winner to winner each year.

One sense of to go is "to pass from one state or place to another".

Their duty is to pass from one restaurant to the next, sampling costly, intricate meals — research, we are told, for a newspaper article.

To compare "Pinocchio" with "Peter Pan," released in 1953, is to pass from the embrace of magic to the selling of a cute idea, from the densely detailed to the dismayingly flat.

None of them are allowed a flurry of wit or a lighthearted shrug, and to switch from Grace Kelly, in "Rear Window" — a movie that dared to suggest how much fun might be had from the wicked watching of other lives and the amateur probing of crimes — to Taylor's heroines is to pass from luminescence to a zone of querulous gloom.

The next step is to pass from an n-symmetric to an axially symmetric set.

It works the notion that knuckleballers constitute a fraternity, and that the pitch is something to be passed from generation to generation.

In addition, Vedic knowledge was meant to be passed from teacher to disciple, in a disciplic chain.

And once dissolved, the device is expected to be passed from the body in stool.

This is where structures called synapses come in: synapses allow signals to be passed from one neuron to another.

To be passed from schematic to netlist the attribute name must match the generic name.