Sentence examples similar to much passports from inspiring English sources

What they have found does not amount to much -- passports and other documents, including bomb-making manuals in Arabic and useless vehicle registration papers -- and not all of these are being passed to American commanders.

When they reapplied in 2005, the canton formally ordered the Town Council to hand the Arifis their much-desired passports, but the council again refused.

(Microsoft's much reviled Passport scheme stored the data on Microsoft's own servers).

But the issue stretches much further than passports.

For his second album, Mr. West imported Jon Brion, invigorator of contemplative troubadours, to be as much collaborator as passport stamp.

Travelers within the Schengen area may crisscross member countries without so much as a passport, but that facility stops at the Channel.

His emporium is sneered at by British snobs as a bazaar full of tourists; he still has no passport; much worse, he has lost his son and his princess; and this week he was arrested in Kennington.

"I see so many English kids who get crowded out by the really clever international kids," says Mr Webster.It isn't so much the foreign-passport holders shipped in from abroad.

To that end, the city has created a health "passport," much like the checkup and immunization cards many parents have for their children, and will make them available through community groups and doctors' offices.

Sinn suggests that this band lets you live in two worlds, much like the passport to luxury afforded the average Joe by a mullet.

And my favorite bit of symbolic tomfoolery is Audrey's routine discovering/safekeeping of Albert's passport, much to the latter's combined relief and chagrin.