Sentence examples for one passed on from inspiring English sources

When he even had a ticket, albeit one passed on to him by a supporter?

I don't have the dates of the South Dakota and Oklahoma resolutions, but the Georgia one passed on April 1st.

The first book she heard was one passed on to her by a friend, "Lonesome Dove," the cattle-driving epic by Larry McMurtry.

Those included an Iraqi takeover of security by November, provincial elections and passage of legislation intended to show reconciliation among the main ethnic and religious sects, like the one passed on Saturday.

Ebola is not an airborne virus, but one passed on by touch -- through human fluids like blood, vomit and diarrhea -- not the topic of polite discourse, not suitable even for "everything is fair game" media coverage.

Then some one passed on to me one of those hollow elephants designed for nothing in the world but goldfish.

Individuals are not the only ones passing on E-ZPass.

New York has taken on a shrivelled appearance; nothing is painted or shined, and the people one passes on the sidewalk move slowly, with a stunned look on their faces.

Even the Folk School's motto itself, "I Sing Behind the Plow," is replete with a similar hardscrabble, Weavers-at-Carnegie Hall utopianism, a problematic fit with the many "Life or Meth" billboards one passes on the road from Atlanta.

If no one passes on the intelligence about the surprise test, the student with simple ignorance will be less prepared than classmates who know they do not know the day of the test.

Rebecca Godfrey iShehe author of Under the Bridge: The True Story of the Murder of Reena Virk.