Sentence examples for may pass into from inspiring English sources
Small quantities of drugs may pass into sweat, saliva, and breast milk, the latter being potentially important in breast-feeding mothers.
The anterior canal is the food tube through which fluids are drawn by a sucking pump (described below); the posterior tube is the salivary canal through which digestive and certain other fluids may pass into a food source.
But now that Sue, found in 1990 in South Dakota, is going on the block, scientists are worried that the as-yet-unstudied fossils may pass into private hands.
If its values and political structures can keep pace with technological change, the society may pass into a phase of enormous freedom and possibility.
And companies as diverse as Wal-Mart, Monsanto, Disney and MasterCard have also asserted their distaste for doing future business where these proposals may pass into law.
They need to limit their intake of fish with high mercury levels, curtail excessive alcohol and caffeine consumption, and check with their physician about any medications, including over-the-counter drugs and supplements, which may pass into the breast milk and then the baby.
Again, the hidden world of the homeless, to whom we throw pennies and pounds to assuage those accusing looks so that we may pass in comfort, barged rudely back into my consciousness.
The drug thus reaches the renal tubule, where it may be actively or passively reabsorbed, or it may pass through into the urine.
Mr. Bush's effort is intended to put the study into a broader context -- the retooling of American intelligence-gathering for a new era of terrorism and nuclear proliferation by rogue scientists and countries that may pass weapons into the hands of groups like Al Qaeda.
If the protective cover is completely bypassed by a shallow hole through which surface water may pass directly into the karstic aquifer, then I = 0, while I = 1 if the infiltration occurs diffusely (e.g., on a flat, highly permeable and free draining surface).
