Sentence examples for material past from inspiring English sources

But when they ran the material past the Crown Prosecution Service they were told that there were no grounds for that kind of prosecution.

Whereas high modernism wanted to lay waste to the material past in order to re-fashion it upon rational lines, romantic modernists had a soft spot for what had gone before.

With precious examples of silk brocades, tapestries and embroideries, including Buddhist ritual pieces, dating from the Jin to Qing dynasty, it gives a vivid sense of the material past in a powerful imperial culture (Cotter).

All the resources are there - revision material, past papers, suggested websites – so parents can see everything, and staff were a little nervous about getting everything up to date and making sure they couldn't see next term's tests.

Whereas high modernism wanted to lay waste to the material past in order to re-fashion it upon rational lines, romantic modernists had a soft spot for what had gone before.' - Kathryn Hughes  Buy it from the Guardian bookshop.

Critical reaction to Andrew Stanton's John Carter, which I actually thought was great fun, suggests it is no longer possible to get weird and wonderful 1930s-style space fantasy material past critics without taking a sideways view of distinctly dated material.

In any case, and in spite of the Transportation Security Administration's best efforts, there are limitless ways to sneak knives and other dangerous materials past guards; not to mention, a deadly weapon can be fashioned from just about anything, including plenty of materials found on airplanes.

However, even with this choice, the movement of materials past the root apex into the periapical tissues usually cannot be prevented.

The dyestuffs applied onto textile materials past civilizations have been examined to investigate the development and technological advancements in textile dyeing through various archaeological periods.

If you return books or other materials past their due dates, you may be fined by the library.

At first, he used conduction to open up the improvisational sections of written charts, stretching the material well past the big-band tradition of riffs and vamps behind soloists.