Sentence examples for make the passing of from inspiring English sources

He said that the tone and content of the speech might make the passing of whole-scale reform harder.

Even when they are not "formal", we tend to work daily in teams with co-workers/friends who make the passing of time each day well worth looking forward to.

But it's definitely a credit to "The Walking Dead" that it could make the passing of Lori -- and Carl's horrifyingly brave act -- so moving and powerful.

But first, there will have to be a vote to make the passing of the torch official (no suspense here: Rendon locked up the support of the Assembly Democrats back in September).

It ended 1-1 at Camp Nou in Barcelona, but as Lionel Messi danced, as Andres Iniesta returned after injury to make the pass of the season, never mind of this night of teeming rain, the eclipse of Madrid was total.

And with the advent of mass production — which, like clocks, relies on repetitive and predictable mechanisms — clocks became inexpensive commodities without making the passing of time seem any less dear.

For several weeks parliament had no speaker, making the passing of laws extremely hard (though it did at least approve a set of emergency measures to back a $16.4 billion IMF loan).

New York is the only state in the country with such an early deadline, and advocates of reform say it makes the passing of an on-time budget nearly impossible.

In this regard the production makes the passing of legacies vivid: from Tolstoy, perched, writing and pondering, in a high, remote nook in the first act, through Gandhi onstage to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who comes to dominate the stage, miming oration, at the end.

In winning the US PGA Championship at a storm-battered Valhalla, McIlroy not only triumphed in a Kentucky derby as thrilling as anything golf has seen in a decade or more but made the passing of eras impossible to deny.

A simple, cheap thrill, "18 Wheeler" is the kind of game that makes the passing of Dreamcast all the more tragic.