Sentence examples for lead to passages from inspiring English sources

His elegiac or lyrical flights almost inevitably took a sudden absurdist turn, while his most far-fetched conceits could lead to passages of tender description or lyric bursts.

Since this marker is responsible for proper adhesion among endothelial junctions, alteration in its level may lead to passage of unwanted large molecules such as lipids, leading to atherogenesis (Guo and Hamilton 1996; Suhalim et al. 2012).

"Momentum is building in the Senate behind a bill that would streamline refinancing for homeowners as lawmakers work toward an agreement that could lead to passage by the August recess.

Backers of the measure hope that the president's endorsement of the Senate approach will ease the way for adoption of a similar measure in the House and lead to passage this year.

But Mr. Roy, whose sister was injured when her car was hit by a driver who was looking for a ringing cell phone, predicted that public pressure would lead to passage of his bill.

In the House, Representative Barney Frank has guided the Financial Services Committee through meetings that could lead to passage of a comprehensive bill by the full House as early as next month.

Proposition 20 created the California Coastal Commission and lead to passage in 1976 of the Coastal Act.

As its authors have acknowledged, the bill has little chance of passing in the current GOP-controlled Congress, but they hope its introduction will start a dialogue that will eventually lead to passage. .

Advocates hope that the bipartisan, 15-5 vote, combined with newfound support from police chiefs and movement on the issue in the House, could lead to passage of the measure in the next several months.

This leads to passages that, while always cleareyed in their recounting of events, lack emotional pull.

The fraught statewide conditions that led to passage of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act in 2014?