Sentence examples for may passed a from inspiring English sources

Rodman, who will be 39 years old in May, passed a physical earlier in the day.

In response, China's cabinet in May passed a series of measures to cut energy use, including closing thousands of factories with outdated equipment.

Today the Senate, which originally approved the legislation in May, passed a new version, 22 to 10, also largely along party lines, that matches the Assembly's language.

Cyprus recently experimented with a spring season on quail and turtledove; Malta, in April, opened its own spring season; and Italy's parliament, in May, passed a law that extends the fall season there.

May passed a useful test this morning, very much a civil liberties test in the national interest, when she stood up to John Humphrys browbeating her on behalf of mythical middle Britain – aka the Daily Mail – on Radio 4's Today programme.

The state Senate in May passed a measure that would legalize it in January 2018.

Parliament may pass a human rights act, but a future parliament could repeal or emasculate it.

For those outside that demographic, the Excursion may pass a threshold of practicality.

But the UN security council may pass a nonbinding resolution first.

Within a matter of blocks in Houghton you may pass a synagogue, a mosque and a church.

The statement asserted "that if a person suffers from a delusional disorder, he or she may pass a polygraph test".