Sentence examples for making passage for from inspiring English sources

The fern grows rapidly and thickly on the ground, making passage for land animals such as black bears and panthers problematic.

Johnson deserves tremendous credit for making passage of the civil rights bill his first priority after JFK's assassination in November , 1963

As deadlines approached for schools to start making passage of the exams a requirement for graduation, and practice tests indicated that large numbers of students would fail, many states softened standards, delayed the requirement or added alternative paths to a diploma.

In addition, snow blowers can remove snow from the roadway completely, rather than piling it at the side of the road, making passage easier for other road users and preventing the windrow from blocking driveways.

Today, the zeal for reform that made passage of the legislation a foregone conclusion when it was introduced has simply disappeared.

The troika has also made passage of the measures a condition for sealing a deal in which private creditors will take voluntary losses of up to 70 percent of Greek debt.

Dr. King will be remembered for leading the movement to make passage possible.

For centuries, however, pirates prowling its waters have made passage through the sea hazardous.

Without a second thought, they lowered the floor to make a passage for visitors.

Those thick, opaque textures were a feature of much of the evening, making for passages in Beethoven's Op 95 "Serioso" quartet and Tchaikovsky's Quartet No 3 that sounded foursquare, despite Paul Watkins's springy, directional cello lines and Lawrence Dutton's long-spun viola solos.

It took 20 years of drilling and underwater charges to make it safe passage for ships in the central years of the 19th century; it is still the second strongest tidal current in the world, behind the Bay of Fundy.