Sentence examples for pass up to from inspiring English sources

The Senate bill allows rich parents to pass up to $11 million onto their heirs tax free.

Osborne said this meant "you can pass up to £1m on to your children free of inheritance tax".

That lapse woke up Madrid and they upped their search for a second goal, which arrived via Raphael Varane's scooped pass up to Asensio, the youngster controlling with one touch before producing a delightful chip over Rulli.

Sanchez, like Favre, seemed too good to pass up: to get him, the Jets gave up three players and two draft picks to move up to the fifth spot.

The tax rate for millionaires drops, there are still loopholes they can use, and they get the ability to pass up to $11 million tax-free to their heirs.

It plans to pass up to 8.4 million households by the end of 1999.

The source claimed that account managers would regularly listen to the on-sale call and pass up-to-the-minute information about the bestselling events to their power sellers via a separate phone line.

His concerns were passed up to ministerial level in March 2003, according to Lt-Col Mercer.

Eventually, only those that were deemed important were passed up to his father.

A stretcher was passed up to the top of the heap.

Some cases get passed up to me or Jill [Abramson, managing editor], or to our legal counsel.