Sentence examples for pass kind from inspiring English sources

Here's what we get on a first pass: Kind of looks like job losses everywhere, doesn't it?

"I wanted to end it with a sense of resolution a 'this too shall pass' kind of message," he said.

At the beginning of the year we might have let it pass, kind of like we didn't have the heart to do anything.

They don't need to pass some kind of "value test" to be the "good" kind of immigrant.

It was a desperation pass, the kind of pass one does not really expect to complete.

It is often used to express disbelief, and to pass a kind of incredulous judgment.

Forcing teachers to pass a kind of bar exam, like the ones aspiring lawyers and doctors must sit for.

The score was 13-13 when Golson launched his perfect pass, the kind that wakes up the echoes.

"It's not my place to pass any kind of judgment on them," the American butterfly specialist Christine Magnuson said.

Indian vehicles don't have to pass any kind of test of roadworthiness – and nor do their tyres.

Independent observers expect Congress to pass some kind of online privacy law by summer 2001.The reason for the shift is simple: public pressure is mounting.