Sentence examples for passage is set from inspiring English sources

One more ballot to complete passage is set for Friday.

One passage is set to Debussy's "Nuages"; all six dancers gaze forward in a tableau; then, as a new woodwind chord sounds, the women, seated, turn their heads in profile while the men look down at them.

Elgar's Serenade for Strings and his Elegy for Strings provide the bittersweet romanticism, but when the premonition of death occurs, the interpolated passage is set to the taped cries of loons.

A Royal Canadian Mounted Police patrol boat that recently finished retracing an epic 1942 voyage through the Northwest Passage is setting forth on the southward leg of its circumnavigation of North America.

Safe Passage was set up in 2015 by the social action charity Citizens UK to help unaccompanied child refugees find safe and legal routes to sanctuary.

But taken together, Mr. Bruster argues, they strongly suggest that the Additional Passages were set in type from pages written, in the most literal sense, by Shakespeare.

This week -- in time for the fiftieth anniversary of its passage -- Congress is set to consider reauthorization of the ESEA.

Its passage through the Commons is set to be one of the most passionately debated in recent years.

Much of this is being driven by the passage of the General Data Protection Regulation, which is set to take effect in Europe next year.

Watching them at another rehearsal I noted that even a seemingly slow-motion phrase is set to a passage of brisk drumming.

The ad, created by a Paris agency called Leg, is set to a passage from Edmond Rostand's play "Cyrano de Bergerac," in which Cyrano defeats the Viscount de Valvert in a duel while composing a poem on the spot.