Sentence examples for passage for all from inspiring English sources

The Lamarck passage, for all its arcane knowingness, seems clearer to me than the sapphire one.

By the 20th century, dissection had become the exclusive purview of scientists and a mandatory rite of passage for all doctors.

It was a rite of passage for all spies working in the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), a unit dedicated to spying on protesters.

We have been asking for a safe passage for all civilians, and on Tuesday we heard that a deal had been agreed.

And so we repeat our request: Aleppo's humanitarians are calling for safe passage for all civilians, and those that serve them, out of Aleppo.

Receiving a high school diploma should be a normal rite of passage for all youth in our nation, not a result of overcoming immense odds.

The key passage states: "For all the first minister's sure-footed optimism though, the risks of independence cannot be ignored.

Six months later, sixty-five hundred marinvadedvaded Falluja, after first allowing safe passage for nearly all the city's civilians.

That dialogue continues for a while -- the piano alone, the strings together -- but eventually that construction gives way both to interplay between the two string lines and increasingly steamy passages for all three instruments.

In the operas, and also in concert works, another characteristic Sullivan touch is his fondness for pizzicato passages for all the string sections.

Cells were grown to 70% confluency and used within 10 passages for all experiments.