Sentence examples for pass pieces from inspiring English sources

De Raadt blames Linux's development structure, in which thousands of coders feed bits of code to "maintainers," who in turn pass pieces to Torvalds and a handful of top lieutenants.

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Still searching for mechanisms to pass pieces of the president's jobs bill, senior administration officials returned on Thursday to the most likely fallback option for legislative movement.

A senior administration official, who declined to be named or quoted, told reporters this week that while the president will continue to press Congress to pass pieces of his jobs agenda and other bills aimed at strengthening the economy in the coming months, that will not be his sole focus.

Especially important to do, if your baby's bowel movements are: Black/or very dark -- later than the first few days after birth; Red streaks or bloody -- can indicate infection or other problems; White or light gray -- can indicate a bile duct/gallbladder/pancreas or liver problem; Repeatedly large mass, hard or difficult to pass pieces -- "constipation"; learn to treat constipation.

The House has also been passing pieces of the president's tax plan bit by bit and plans on Wednesday to vote on eventually repealing the estate tax.

This makes the AMT bill one of the few remaining "must-pass" pieces of legislation before the 2008 elections.

The $585 billion National Defense Authorization Act of 2015 is one of the must-pass pieces of legislation that Congress moves every year.

But even if the CR goes until March 2017, conservatives worry about leaders finding other ways to use must-pass pieces of legislation.

But until now, said Representative John Fleming, Republican of Louisiana, "we haven't applied it to a must-pass piece of legislation".

This most often led to a terror-fuelled clinging on to the most hackneyed and superficial of elements, like drowning bodies clutching at any passing piece of driftwood in a desperate attempt to stay afloat.

Hence this bill is considered a "must-pass" piece of legislation.