Sentence examples for passage in the first from inspiring English sources

The passage in the first Book of Samuel refers to the military prowess of Israel's first king and his imminent successor.

Sarcasm might have been espied in a brass passage in the first movement, but the rasping delivery could just as well have been seen as swagger.

The question of how to articulate a sixteenth-note passage in the first madrigal led to a discussion of its deeper meaning.

One passage in the first article drew particular attention, revealing details like the unofficial stamp used by Mr. Cheney to label documents as secret, and the man-size safe he used to keep office papers.

"It's not whether you play with vibrato; it's more what does this passage say," he said, giving as an example a dissonant passage in the first movement of the "Jupiter" Symphony.

Other influences crept in too: a rich, double-stopped solo passage in the first movement hinted at Bruch, and other passages brought to mind the Barber concerto, one of Mr. McDuffie's specialties.

She noted the unusually detailed and mercurial dynamic markings, pointing specifically to a passage in the first-movement development section with four bars fortissimo, four pianissimo, then another four fortissimo.

In 1962 Williams published "The British Search for the Northwest Passage in the Eighteenth Century" in England, and the present book is an expansion of the earlier one.

We encounter this passage in the fifth of the 14 connected essays that make up Dorothy Gallagher's mordant, entertaining account of her Ukrainian Jewish heritage.

The White House included a passage in the second order that stated that the first one had been totally fine, and that there hadn't been any need to change it.

(Open the book to the passage in the second chapter that begins, "Strange niggers would stand with their mouths open," and see if you would be able to read it to a room full of ninth graders).