Sentence examples for passage from one from inspiring English sources

Progression of DN was defined as the passage from one stage to the next based on AER thresholds.

I don't remember what passage from "One Hundred Years of Solitude" she read.

According to Tacitus, he died repeating a passage from one of his poems describing the death of a wounded soldier.

Her uncomplaining passage from one day to the next bears out the truth of this fatalistic wisdom.

"Trendy," critics barked, while gossips charted her commercial passage from one heavyweight New York dealer to another.

Similarly, nutrient and signaling molecules enter cells by endocytosis, and move through the endocytic pathway by passage from one membrane-bound compartment to another.

That passage, from one of the philosopher's "Untimely Meditations", was published in 1874 and illustrates the extent to which Nietzsche is always our exact contemporary.

In 1564 Cosimo and Vasari boldly built the gallery that permits convenient passage from one palace to the other by utilizing the Ponte Vecchio.

Schwarz described his life as a passage from one team to another — high-school football squad, Marine Corps, police force, anti-crime precinct unit.

If Caroline had drawn up a résumé, it would have been impressive only in its length, documenting the passage from one treadmill to another.

Students would then be given a passage from one of the books and be required to identify it and discuss its significance in one hour.