Sentence examples for pass on of from inspiring English sources
3. Extend income tax threshold to £500,000, giving married couples a combined tax-free inheritance to pass on of £1 million 4. A freeze in rail fares for five years 5. Extend the right-to-buy scheme to housing association and council house tenants, which will allow 1.3 million people buy their homes.
He urged that the nation now turn to the "transmission," or passing on, of that difficult history.
On recent form mortgage lenders are unlikely to pass on much of this week's rate cut.
Anything I could pass on, some of it came from Hoyt, certainly".
The obvious solution for companies is likely to be a pass-on of the cost through higher prices, so you would expect the consumer to ultimately bear the cost".
"I'm the passer-on of the information".
The passing-on of the comedy baton is always a fascinating process - and rarely goes in the direction you expect.
Q. Tony, has Denzel ever passed on one of your movies?
Besides randomly passing on one of the homologous chromosomes to the next generation, meiosis introduces intra-chromosomal recombination.
I passed on a lot of those.
I've passed on a lot of huge-money jobs.
