Sentence examples for passage her from inspiring English sources

"It is like a rite of passage, her first menstrual cycle.

There was the tightness in her chest, her esophagus constricting, resisting passage, her oppressive baffled alarm.

Eventually, he helped pay her passage; her younger brother, Orazio, escorted her.

The winning passage: "Her hand is moving away from my knee and heading north.

LONDON — The little girl was about to experience a British rite of passage, her first Shakespeare play, but she had a question first: "Will it be very scary?" A reasonable thought.

As the President acknowledged her work in this monumental passage, her Democratic colleagues were chanting "Nancy, Nancy, Nancy".

In some passages her facial expressions are part of the choreography; most of the time her features are composed.

Even in the lightest passages, her sound had a solid core, clarity and a hint of smokiness.

In slower, lyrical passages her meticulousness was like an astringent that kept things from getting sentimental, but when the mood and tempo grew upbeat, her brightness felt ersatz.

Singing "Erwartung" with the New York Philharmonic on Thursday evening at Avery Fisher Hall, Ms. Voigt seemed most comfortable with the character's nostalgic passages, her affecting vulnerability.

These, fused with the inherent pliancy and plangency of her voice, make her a viable Verdian, though the glinting "passage" between her middle register and her top betrays her Wagnerian pedigree and leaves her just shy of being completely idiomatic.