Sentence examples for left passage from inspiring English sources

The distal sac is connected to the blowhole and the terminus of the left passage.

Through the left passage, you'll find diptych video installation Auto Da Fé, a solemn exploration of eight major human migrations that have taken place across the world since the 1654 fleeing of Sephardic Jews from Brazil to Barbados.

The left passage runs alongside the spermaceti organ and goes directly to the blowhole, whilst the right passage runs underneath the spermaceti organ and passes air through a pair of phonic lips and into the distal sac at the very front of the nose.

This means the Senate would probably have no debate on the bill and Senators would not have to return to Washington, leaving passage of the bill to a voice vote by those who chose to return.

In E2-5, Lockexplicitlyly gives up this conception of the will and willing, explaining why he does so, making corresponding changes in the text of the Essay, even while leaving passages that continue to suggest the desiderative conception.

Irving had conveniently left this passage out.

The score left one passage to chance, with the soprano Natalie Janssen and the five instrumentalists invited to repeat at will short, slow melodic motifs.

The irony is that as things turned out Crystal Palace could have lost and it would have left their passage into the play-offs unchanged, but a first victory in 10 games at least ensures they go into the final showdown for promotion on a winning note.

The Senate on Monday evening turned back a Republican effort to strip from the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act a controversial provision that would expand the authority of Native American courts to prosecute non-Indians accused of abusing native women, but senators left final passage of the bill until Tuesday.

The track of the ionospheric hole was found to be in good coincidence with the track left by passage of a rocket both in space and time.

This is an aperture that left the passage for the pineal gland or third eye in most therapsids.