Sentence examples for passage at from inspiring English sources

A passage at the beginning of Thomas Mann's "Death in Venice" keeps echoing in my mind.

She said she could see truck-stopping becoming a rite of passage at college fraternities.

Crossing the Apennines at Cisa Pass, he met the army of the league blocking his passage at Fornovo.

Numerous islets, some fringed by reefs and sand ridges, hinder passage at the southern entrance to the strait.

But Lieutenant Christensen said the collision did not affect shipping lanes in the crucial passage "at all".

There is a passage at the end about finding love again later in life that slayed me.

Charge tolls during the day on all East River crossings, accepting E-ZPass only, and allow free passage at night.

Did you ever think of it in those terms, as a rite of passage at the top? A.

Many had their rites of passage at the Cross but now want to deny others the same opportunity.

On the thirteenth night, an East Berlin family of three was scheduled for passage at nine o'clock.

John Bess, the executive director of the Valley, said his son went through a rite of passage at 14.