Sentence examples for pass could be from inspiring English sources
The main Roman army went into camp because the tight pass could be defended by a relatively small force.
An investment by Microsoft — if it comes to pass — could be enough to push a leveraged buyout of the struggling computer maker over the goal line.
ANDREW SULLIVAN writes that the failure of DADT repeal to pass "could be a huge deal for the relationship between gay voters and the Democratic party".Over 75 percent of the public wants the ban ended, and yet even when the Democrats control both Houses and have a president opposed to the policy, they failed to end it in two years.
Despite passionate opposition from drivers who worry that collecting tolls will be unsafe and from residents who fear that long lines of idling vehicles waiting to pass could be an air-pollution hazard, the state Legislature commissioned a study to make the case for a toll plan.
Nicolás Otamendi brought the ball forward, something he is clearly being encouraged to do by Guardiola, and De Bruyne found Gündogan in the area via a deflection off Oscar Wendt, only for Christoph Kramer to trip Gündogan from behind before the pass could be collected.
The predictive accuracy percentage of thousands of chemical compounds by PASS could be about 85%[14]].
The proposal needs to go before the entire Parliament, and if passed could be vetoed by the president.
In the cold-weather games of the A.F.C. playoffs, when passing could be less important, the Chiefs would have the most potent rushing offense in the league.
It is a delivery coaches do not like because they say it is more likely that passes could be deflected by rushers.
If you don't have a proper estate plan, the emotional pain of your passing could be compounded by financial chaos.
Even his eventual passing could be a non-event for Berkshires stock price.
