Sentence examples for more passing than from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot more passing than there is running".

He scored points consistently and did more passing than any other driver last season.

The result has been more exciting races with more passing than ever in the recent history of the series.

Now it is vital to protecting the blind side of the quarterback, in a game that involves more passing than it used to and leaves the quarterback more exposed.

This is not only because there are more passing incidents and therefore more potential clashes, but also because the new passing devices have created other problems.

It doesn't make the food radioactive any more than passing X-rays through your body makes you radioactive; it just causes changes in the food.

Its flattened tubular contours and galvanized metal exterior give it a more-than-passing resemblance to a spaceship.

(The opening of "I Was Playing Drums," a 2010 single, suggests a more-than-passing familiarity with Philip Glass).

Last year, Maryland craft brewer Heavy Seas released a T-shirt with the image of a pirate that bears a more-than-passing resemblance to Mr. Boh.

(Chinen) Anna Webber Trio/Curtis Macdonald Trio (Sunday) Anna Webber and Curtis Macdonald are thoughtful young saxophonists with a more-than-passing interest in composition, and they each have new music to present on this double bill.

With beaks filled with massive molars and their goggle eyes, they bear a more-than-passing resemblance to Wallace, the human half of Mr. Park's Wallace and Gromit team.