Sentence examples for of two passages from inspiring English sources

Another example of two passages used verbatim in Luke and Matthew is Jesus' lament over Jerusalem.

For most languages, the examination consists of two passages to be translated, one with and one without a dictionary.

These revealed cracks suggesting the presence of two passages that were blocked and plastered to conceal their existence, he said.

The lagoon, protected from the open sea by a reef, can be entered through either of two passages.

But with the exception of two passages of double duets toward the middle of the piece, "En Dedans" has a rather aimless trajectory.

The reading section (40 %) is composed of two passages (R1 and R2) with ten items per passage for a total of 40 points.

Most of it consisted of three passages written by relatives of three famous dead writers — Virginia Woolf, John Middleton Murry, and Sylvia Plath — expressing anger and bitterness toward biographers and/or critics.

Repetitive pressings were conducted on the same samples, up to a total of three passages through a die, with the samples pressed without rotation (R=0°) and after rotating through 90° or 180° between each pressing.

On Saturday, he acknowledged that his current best seller, "The Wild Blue," inappropriately borrowed the words and phrases of three passages from a book by the historian Thomas Childers, "The Wings of Morning".

In this recent decision, the judge dismissed the rest of the complaint and focused on a review of four passages in the article that reflected negatively on Mr. Biro and his work.

Participants read one of three passages: (i) comprehensible order, (ii) incomprehensible order and (iii) randomness.