Sentence examples for passage from a from inspiring English sources
A passage from a Chekhov play?
A passage from a tony architectural magazine, perhaps?
Goffard read me a passage from a book.
Locals were used to negotiating a passage from a known commander, whether government or Taliban.
Each plaque has a passage from a writer and a related artwork.
Technology-Choose a passage from a book or something you have written and type it up.
She prepared the classroom, laying out photocopies of two verses from Proverbs and a passage from a theologian's essay.
Thus, the final passage from a cramped indoor setting to nature expansive signifies the Forester's personal awakening.
It's confusing, yet it all helps you understand Holiday's passage from a hard-core swing singer into a pop idol.
Greenwald flags this passage from a 2007 Obama interview with Charlie Savage, now of the New York Times: Q.
To honor the occasion, Michelle Leder of Footnoted.org dredges up this passage from a JDS Uniphase regulatory filing in 2001.
