Sentence examples for natural passing from inspiring English sources

Was his fall in the polls nothing more than the public's natural, passing, irritation at finding their garages had run out of petrol?

During his homily, he made them laugh, hit notes of poignancy, and brought them to their feet when he declared with percussive rhythmic emphasis the church's mission "to embrace and protect the dignity of every human person, the sanctity of human life, from the tiny baby in the womb, to the last moment of natural passing into eternal life".

It has only served to highlight the natural passing ability that was latent in his arsenal.

Until I was 13, I had never attended a funeral and always assumed that the first one I attended would be that of an elderly, distant relative, maybe as the result of a peaceful and natural passing.

"The bottom line in my 5 game film evaluation: Griffin is a superior arm talent and natural passer than Luck".

He has Robert Griffin III at No. 1: My conclusion: Griffin is a superior arm talent and better natural passer than Luck.

The two natural passes on Rangiroa — Tiputa and Avatoru — offer some of the best drift diving in the world.

Ponder and Tebow seem to occupy the extremes of the quarterbacking spectrum right now: Ponder is the more natural passer, Tebow the transcendent leader.

Cumberland Gap, natural pass (elevation 1,640 feet [500 metres]) that was cut through the Cumberland Plateau in the eastern United States by former stream activity.

The ruggedness of the Appalachians, the transverse ranges by which they are crossed, their maze of streams and rivers, and their lack of natural passes created a formidable barrier to early explorers and settlers.

"For entertainers, to thread the needle is the natural pass," said South Carolina Coach Dawn Staley, who starred as a flashy guard at Virginia and then with the United States Olympic team.