Sentence examples for passage allowing from inspiring English sources

Ames, an important figure in Robinson's new novel, "Home," is also, at least in this passage, allowing his creator to speak through him, and to acknowledge with some slyness a tic of her own remarkable literary style.

Democrats provided the bare minimum number of votes in each house that, combined with the Republican votes, would ensure passage, allowing most of the Democrats to vote against the budget and attribute its cuts to the governor.

Dr. Reidenberg has found that the larynx of toothed whales extends all the way into the nasal passage, allowing them to open their mouths as they hunt, without getting water into the airway.

IfcStair represents a vertical passage allowing for moving from one floor to the other.

Its narrow entrance duct is the only passage allowing chemical fluids to access the VNO.

The transbronchial dilation needle pierces the airway wall and dilates the passage, allowing placement of the Exhale DES.

These days, the only passage allowed out is for Syrian Kurds fleeing the advance of Islamic State (Isis) militants.

The real triumph is that in its clammiest, toughest moments, a hallucinatory passage allows the viewer to trip off on his or her own thoughts.

From 1948 to 1967, Jerusalem was a divided city -- half Jordanian, half Israeli -- with limited passage allowed through the Mandelbaum Gate, mostly for international officials and Christian clergy.

Passage allows MSOs to create a second set of encryption keys within each programming stream.

In contrast to the shocks, a slower reaction kinetic produced by the expansion wave passage allowed for a significantly longer period of flame length growth.