Sentence examples for pass the piece from inspiring English sources

If there are a few curves or bends that need correcting, you can turn on a burner on low to pass the piece back and forth over to SLOWLY heat it up for localized bends.

"But lately I've found the peasants are buying fakes and making up a story to pass the pieces off as authentic".

I held on to her with one hand and with the other passed the piece of paper with the address to the driver.

I borrowed Camillo's cigarette lighter and made a small fire of dead grass at the corner of the compound, and I passed the piece of chicken through the fire, believing like a Boy Scout that I was killing the fly-borne germs.

They broke one big one and passed the pieces around as souvenirs.

The older children, on the higher branches, peeled and sliced the mangoes with penknives and passed the pieces down to the smaller ones on the lower branches.

After House Republicans' devastating failure to pass the one piece of legislation they promised for seven years ― a replacement for the Affordable Care Act ― Democrats have gone on the offensive.

"It is even reflected in the budget reform approach: their approach to budget reform this year was to say, 'Let's put the budget on autopilot through a contingency budget or a series of extenders".' Both Republicans and Democrats have strongly suggested that lawmakers will return to Albany on Monday to pass the final pieces of the budget.

Dutton said earlier that the government wanted both houses to pass the "very important piece of legislation" by the end of the next sitting week.

A record number of Americans participated in a pretty consequential election in 2008, which is why a Democratic majority and a Democratic president had every right to pass the most transformative piece of social legislation in 40-plus years.

In 1914, Representative Francis B. Harrison, a New York Democrat, worked with Republicans and President Woodrow Wilson to pass the first major piece of federal anti-drug legislation, in response to a surge in heroin and cocaine use.