Sentence examples for pass through about from inspiring English sources

According to the map, he would cross the border in twenty-one hundred feet, pass through about a mile of scrubland, and then reach a small road in Canada.

Every dollar people stamp will pass through about 875 hands.

The Expo Line merges with the Blue Line and there are intersections where trains pass through about every three minutes.

He said the bomber detonated an explosive vest as the convoy was passing through about noon.

It took the form of about 60 performances (I passed through about a third of them) spread across Friday and Saturday in five rooms on or near Bleecker Street: Le Poisson Rouge, Sullivan Hall, Kenny's Castaways, Zinc Bar, the Bitter End.

Reached last night by cellphone somewhere on the L train, Mr. Beck reported that he was faring well, that he had passed through about 230 stations or almost half and, as a bonus, had seen many good-looking young women on their way home to Williamsburg.

Captured water drains out, passing through about 18 openings outfitted with turbines that create electricity.

Of the 34 million business tax returns filed in 2009, the most recent data available, 32 million were pass-throughs, representing about 70 percent of net business income, compared with about one-quarter in 1980.

Overall, the bill would cut taxes on income from pass-throughs by about $350 billion over 10 years, with most of the benefit going to the highest income households.

Of the remaining tracks we have the legendarily joyous Funky Kingston, and the elegaic Carrickfergus, which taps into another theme that seems to pass through songs about towns (though admittedly at second hand in this cover): the reminiscence of the city-dweller about the place they grew up.

Trains to Grand Central Terminal pass through Bethel, about 20 minutes away, but run infrequently and require a transfer at South Norwalk.