Sentence examples for passage cut from inspiring English sources

I made my way through the courtyard to another wood door, which opened onto a narrow passage cut into the rock.

In this passage, cut from the original version of "Look Homeward, Angel, Eugenee thinks he has contracted a venereal disease from a prostitute, and Ben, his brother, takes him to a doctor.

CWR22 tumours were taken from an in vivo passage, cut into small fragments and transplanted subcutaneously (s.c).

Passages cut out or ignored by prudish Victorian editors show how passionately Nelson corresponded with Lady Hamilton almost to the end.

Mr. Schwartzberg said the claims that Stock Market Recovery Consultants files — before it has fully investigated the case, and using passages cut and pasted from previous claims — sometimes don't even get the client's name right.

Since words or passages cut for space were marked with a green pencil — changes that had to be made because of something like factual error were in red — the process was called greening.

LBO General Director Andreas Mitisek's Medea has enhanced dramatic flow at the expense of its reflective choruses and other passages cut from the score.

He may be ancient compared to Madeon, but he's gifted in that area of endeavour known for its prodigious deployment of lush synths, atmospheric instrumental passages, cut-up chipmunk vocals and beats designed for slow dancing or chilling out.

Sadly, Berthe's eerie mime passage was cut again.

A north-east or north-west passage would cut months off the voyage to the Pacific, source of precious spices, rhubarb, silks and tea.

Perhaps, on a 100-point scale where 0 represents a total victory for Democrats (say a debt ceiling increase with no strings attached) and 100 represents a total victory for Republicans (perhaps the passage of "cut, cap and balance"), Mr. Boehner's original bill would be scored at about a 70 and Mr. Reid's at a 50.