Sentence examples for pass at an from inspiring English sources

The pass, at an elevation of 925 feet (282 m), links southeastern Myanmar and western Thailand.

Updated at 8.01pm BST 7.10pm BST Continental Divide We're in Monarch Pass at an elevation of 11,312 feet.

In "Multiple Views" (1918), he makes an awkward pass at an important Cubist notion, that of simultaneity.

You then pass through forests before a fantastic climb up stone tracks to the Cwmcynwyn pass at an altitude of nearly 600m.

As for the Giants, they once had a balanced run-pass ratio, but have lately turned to the pass at an alarming rate.

Several major rivers have eroded headward into the range to form low passes, the best-known being Anaktuvuk Pass, at an elevation of 2,200 feet (670 metres) in the central part of the range.

"If you don't opt for it, you could still get an A-grade pats A-levelvel".

The North-east fared worst in the country for A-grade passes at A-levels.

A typical offer for an undergraduate degree is 260-320 UCAS points from two passes at A-level (or equivalent).

There he achieved passes at A-levels in Greek, Latin and English Literature, with three grade As.

Information on the subjects and grades passed at A-level were extracted from the students' UCAS forms.