Sentence examples for pass on creating from inspiring English sources
In summary, Clinton is offered no recognition for his eight years of economic prosperity, Bush gets a pass on creating the worst crisis in generations, and Obama is to blame for everything.
Never mentioned was the possibility that subsidies might not be available if McDonnell passed on creating an exchange.
If items don't elicit joy in their owner, the book implores, they should be passed on to create joy elsewhere.
Learn the strategy she used and passed on to create indestructible internal cultures that led companies such as eBay and HP experience rapid growth quickly and successfully.
On creating the Terminator's look, Winston and Cameron passed their sketches back and forth.
I was passing on my genes and creating small people that looked a little like me.
NEW YORK TIMES A Twitter Salute | It was a tribute to Apple's guru, Steven P. Jobs, that much of the world learned the sad news of his passing on devices he helped create, as President Obama noted.
The law, passed on Sunday, creates a new counter-terrorism agency, requires technology firms to help decrypt information, and allows the military to venture overseas on counter-terror operations.
In your marketing communications, you can focus on three unique benefits of your products that anyone can pass on to others - creating a positive viral pyramid that will bring you more sales and profits.
Ann Womack, a White House spokeswoman, said the delay was understandable since the administration was "focusing on getting the legislation passed to create the office of homeland security".
Newport needed just five plays to cover 51 yards on its final possession of the half, with Truxton catching a 15-yard scoring pass from Norris (184 yards on seven-of-10 passing) to create a 35-10 halftime bulge.
