Sentence examples for key passage of from inspiring English sources

It forms the key passage of the book.

16th over: England 73-2 (Shah 20, Collingwood 2) Now comes the key passage of play.

A key passage of the encyclical asserts, "Each and every marriage act must remain open to the transmission of life".

Another key passage of play arrived around 20 minutes from the end, and this time Bayern were left ruing their inability to make their pressure count.

Augustine himself, in a key passage of the Confessions, describes a moment in which the two readings-voiced and silent-take place almost simultaneously.

In the key passage of Comey's statement, he writes: The President then returned to the topic of Mike Flynn, saying, "He is a good guy and has been through a lot".

Michael Gove, the education secretary who is close to Cameron, showed the influence of Blair when he interrupted an interview with myself and Patrick Wintour last year to read out the key passage on page 481 of Blair's memoirs, A Journey.

She personally drafted key passages of the 2015 Paris accord.

Contains full texts of judgments in their original language and translations of key passages of non-English judgments into English.

At the insistence of the Ministry of Defence, however, key passages of the CCRC's file were concealed from Holden and his lawyers.

He and Vera Baird QC have done a fine job in selecting key passages of evidence, and it is eye-opening stuff in many respects.