Sentence examples for passage draw from inspiring English sources

Draw your guns..., After you got through the passage, draw your guns (SPACE) and then, drop to the ground, and then some music plays.

One particular passage drew the ire of Newmarket's mayor, John Berry, who is also a trainer.

The House passage drew cheers from illegal immigrant students, who have shown support in marches, sit-in protests and hunger strikes, even sending their blood to lawmakers.

"I know that the opposition to it is strongly increased as the possibility or probability of passage draws near," he said.

That passage drew criticism for setting an unrealistic standard for war reporting, in which frontlines can shift quickly.

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Those passages draw on his interviewswith Edward Said, the Columbia professorand Palestinian advocate who died in 2003 andto whom he dedicated the biography.

Slow passages draw attention to important ideas; contrasting faster passages suggest passion.

(Among the report's surprises are damning passages drawn from investigations of the same international tribunal that the Rwandans had stonewalled).

THE news that New York high-school tests had sanitized literary passages drew the usual huffing about the fate of the republic.

The passages drawing the harshest admonishment, however, concerned Sister Johnson's proposal that feminine as well as masculine imagery be used in prayers referring to God, a recommendation that has been debated and rejected by the bishops before.