Sentence examples for pass produced from inspiring English sources

I said, 'O.K., this is what you've always wanted, make the most of it.' " His first pass produced a 13-yard touchdown.

Detailed investigations showed that although a single Comil pass produced sufficient flow enhancements, a second pass was suggested for more cohesive powders.

Harrison's spirituality also defines his masterful solo work, especially the 1970 triple album All Things Must Pass, produced by Phil Spector, another subject interviewed in depth.

Aaron Lennon and Rooney briefly threatened in the second half, though when the former's pass produced a clear chance for Heskey, he all too predictably shot straight at the goalkeeper.

On the other hand, a computer uses progressive scanning, where the entire screen is painted in one pass, producing a richer image and eliminating flickering.

Two Collins passes produced a first down.

The Kings' Conn Smythe Trophy winner allowed just 10 goals in the six-game first round against St . Louisbefore frustrating the Sharks, whose superior speed and passing produced nothing.

Called "Willie" by the campaign of Republican candidate George H.W. Bush, Horton was most famously depicted in an ad called "Weekend Passes," produced by an independent group supporting Bush.

Pittsburgh will not be cowed either by Howard; by Hill, who overcame a queasy stomach to catch two touchdowns in his N.F.L. debut; or by Sanchez, who, completing 70 percent of his passes, produced the second-best regular-season quarterback rating (123.4) of his career and sharply dismissed the notion that Tim Tebow's Wildcat package would interrupt his rhythm.

No less than 15 of Carter's passes produced first downs, with one — a 23-yard connection with Bo St. Geme — producing the Sea Kings' lone passing touchdown.

As the 7th century philosopher Boethius put it, "The now that passes produces time, the now that remains produces eternity".