Sentence examples for pass on a from inspiring English sources

To be able to pass on a little something.

Both Emma and Nina feel like women you might pass on a leafy Islington street.

"You say, unfortunately, we have to pass on a lot of worthy people.

If so, allow me to pass on a few crucial pointers.

He has asked me to pass on a few questions – Are they male or female?

"It's great to see the other guys and pass on a few tips and help out".

They might pass on a tip to check out Smitten ice cream in Hayes Valley.

"Jamie's played some great golf recently and it's been great to be able to pass on a bit of experience".

They wanted him to pass on a specific request.

"I didn't really want to pass on a lot of the stuff I was doing.

The Daily Mail, never one to pass on a good consumer-outrage story, joined the fray.