Sentence examples for passage at a from inspiring English sources

She would set up and practice until her left hand grew warm, playing at half speed, working over one passage at a time.

They say migrants will rely more heavily on people-smugglers, leaving them even more vulnerable to extortion by corrupt officials and to abuse, kidnapping and murder by criminal gangs who promise safe passage at a price.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An amateur cave explorer who had become stuck upside down in a passage at a popular Utah spelunking site died there early Thursday after 28 hours.

Makeup mistakes and experimentation are a significant rite of passage, at a time when creativity and self-expression are very important, yet self-confidence can be low, especially in relation to skin.

In his testimony, Mr. Blakey, citing the history of the law's passage at a time when the United States was concerned about organized crime, said that the Russian civil court could apply the statute.

I wrote the passage at a time when people were very troubled by the area of what is appropriate behaviour with children, and I did it in the context of the Bulger case, where there was a question of whether the two boys had sexually abused the other boy, and whether they themselves had been sexually abused at some earlier point.

The Iraqi Kurds on board are believed to have paid a total of about £2m for their passage at an average of £2,000 a head.

In this study, multi-component reactive transport modeling was used to analyze the biogeochemical processes that occur during subsurface passage at an existing RBF system – the Flehe Waterworks located along the Rhine River in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Most participants had been smoking since their teenage years and many described smoking initiation as a rite of passage at an age when they were unaware of the health risks of smoking.

hMSC-TERT was incubated at 37°C, 5% CO2, 95% atmospheric air and 95% humidity, and were serially passaged at a split ratio of 1 4.

The mutations introduced in A/H5N1HA Q222L,G224S Pby E627K by reverse genetics remained present in the virus population after 10 consecutive passages at a frequency >99.5% (Fig. 4 and table S1).