Sentence examples for passage it has from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the WFU strain was recently isolated, and although it has also been maintained by intraperitoneal passage, it has retained its capacity to develop into the adult stage [38].

Decades after I first encountered the passage, it has lost none of its thrill and lustre.

On passage, it has been recorded in most countries between its breeding and wintering ranges, including much of West Africa.

Biracial though I was, my first real memory of being called "nigger" was the same cruel rite of passage it has been for black children the country over.

Great citizen journalism is like the imagined Northwest Passage — it has to exist in order to prove that citizens can learn about public life without the mediation of professionals.

Driven by boom times, youthful exuberance and the matrimonial-industrial complex of high fashion, catering halls and luxury car rentals, the prom is no longer just a rite of passage; it has become a serious expenditure.

In the nearly four decades since the act's passage, it had revolutionized the franchise in the South.

And far from ensuring international freedom of seaborne passage, it had done just the opposite: under Nasser's orders, 47 ships were scuttled in the waterway.

The vichitra veena was primarily used for accompaniment, and isn't as nimble as the sitar, but in fast passages it has an endearing, pungent attack.

These deep flaws I've enumerated have been sold to us as "necessary" for its passage, but it has been two decades since ENDA's first introduction and federal civil rights protections for LGBT Americans remain out of grasp.

Pirojsha admits that being part of the Godrej conglomerate has helped to ease his firm’s passage as it has expanded outside its home base.