Sentence examples for passage at the from inspiring English sources

It extends from the Windward Passage at the southeastern tip of Cuba toward Guatemala.

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

The proposed design entails contracting the flow passage at the junction of two fluids in a T-shaped microchannel.

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

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

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.

"But, when we got there, Zahi Hawass was removing debris from a long passage at the bottom of the tomb.

Perhaps this was just practice for his rite of passage at the trade union royal commission this week.

The extraordinary thing, looking back, is that he was also working on Rites of Passage at the same time".

And this idea gives rise to a rather striking passage at the very end of the chapter, which we read for last week.