Sentence examples for passage from an from inspiring English sources

sent us a passage from an 1884 book found in his landlord's library.

Professor Bewley shared with me a passage from an interview in July with a manager of a large manufacturing company.

Barry Pearl of East Northport, N.Y., wrote to comment on a passage from an On Baseball column in May about Bonds's alleged use of steroids: "We don't know.

"The passage from an alliance of states to a real parliamentarism within a European federation as Robert Schuman suggested 50 years ago.

It describes the passage from an initial state of equilibrium through one or more unbalancing episodes to a heightened state of equipoise.

It citied a passage from an authorised biography of Mr Jobs by Walter Isaacson, which it said proved that Apple had sought to inflate prices.

A passage from a Chekhov play?

A passage from a tony architectural magazine, perhaps?

Goffard read me a passage from a book.

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.