Sentence examples for making the passage from inspiring English sources

The stone has cracked, making the passage nearly illegible.

But the overall figures argue strongly that, by making the passage more risky, the move from Mare Nostrum to Triton has cost many innocent lives.

The deliberate placement of sheep teeth, Dr. Victor said, suggested the attackers wanted to thwart any chance the person had of making the passage.

Vehicles crash in the dense smoke, or run out of gas and are abandoned on the shoulder, making the passage harder still by narrowing the lanes for those still coming down.

Whichever party ends up in control, its majority is likely to be the narrowest in more than 40 years, making the passage of major legislation in areas like Social Security, taxes and health care even more difficult.

In an unforgettable sequence in which the ballerina on point is supported only by the fingertips of other women, she remains on the same left foot throughout; at other companies she changes feet, making the passage less satisfying.

Strong local winds make the passage additionally dangerous.

"You boarded, you set sail, you've made the passage.

Profiling minimizes the rolling up of the passage vortex and makes the passage vortex to migrate closer to the endwall.

In the next sentence, the commas around "and so" make the passage choppy and jarring.

Below the confluence with the Pripet, navigable locks make the passage of modern vessels possible.