Sentence examples for pass by an from inspiring English sources
On the way there, they pass by an awful accident involving a bus.
We pass by an abandoned Victorian with a sign neatly spray-painted on the peeling door: "Please don't burn".
A VISITOR to the magnificent Francis Bacon exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art might easily pass by an alcove filled with photographs of Bacon's friends.
The only drawback is that if you are on a stretch of highway that doesn't include the five brands of gasoline listed on mapblast.com, you might pass by an exit with a gas station.
In a 60-to-53 60-to-53 60-to-53, the Parliament endorsed an opposition motion to require any referendum on withdrawing from the Golan Heights to pass by an absolute majority of all eligible voters, non just a majority of those voting in the referendum.
As far as Hollywood is concerned, abortions are like asteroids: they either destroy you and everything you hold dear, or they're seen off at the pass by an act of miraculous intervention – a change of heart in the case of the abortions, Bruce Willis in the case of the asteroids.
On a train passing by, a trumpet player is delivering a concert.
The next passer-by, an Australian named Colin Duncan, had a more unusual idea.
He turned to a passer-by, expecting an amen.
"A referendum would pass by a large margin," he said.
He would never pass by a person who needed help.
