Sentence examples for make his passage from inspiring English sources

He was believed to travel across the sky in his solar bark and, during the night, to make his passage in another bark through the underworld, where, in order to be born again for the new day, he had to vanquish the evil serpent Apopis (Apepi).

In seven months, he will turn 18, and he will probably make his passage to legal adulthood in one of the same institutions where he has spent most of his adolescence.

In contrast, when David Thompson passed Celilo Falls in July 1811, the high water obscured the falls and made his passage through the Columbia Gorge relatively easy.

"He's the king of Chelsea, don't you know?" And the two women watched in fascination as the most celebrated gardener in Britain made his courtly passage, talking full tilt to himself, past the flashier models, garden designers, actors and singers roped in to hype up the plants.

In the National Review, David French cites various Bible passages to make his point.

Obama made his pitch for passage of the law with an emotional appeal and a nod to America's history.

But he makes his real money arranging illegal passage for would-be migrants.

He had made his way to New Orleans, taken passage up the Mississippi, and gone to California to mine gold.

Gilbert is confident enough in his creation that he actually makes his novel's epigraph a passage by A. N. Dyer.

After that de rigueur rite of passage he made his first film, "Pauline S'en Va" ("Paulina Is Leaving"), in 1969; it didn't make much of a stir and never opened in the United States.

He adopts a policy of zero tolerance in spelling and grammar and makes his pupils learn poems and passages of text by heart.