Sentence examples for passage may be from inspiring English sources

Almost any cavity or passage may be affected; some of the more important of these disorders are as follows.

Now that Vice President Al Gore has endorsed a bill that would give Elian Gonzalez permanent residency (front page, March 31), its passage may be inevitable.

Visitors to his Paris studio often notice that manuscripts are beautiful - not just in their painstaking calligraphy, but because a passage may be conceived as a symmetrical shape of notes on paper and only later given musical substance.

That the ballet star is introduced in a whirl of Prokofiev music and expires in the same attitude as Juliet in Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet suggests that the passage may be an encrypted homage to the late choreographer.

To advocates, the real power of the measures' passage may be that they signal a change in the way voters think about drugs and drug policy in the United States.

The search for the Northwest Passage may be said to have begun with the European discovery of America, for the voyages of Jacques Cartier and his successors to the St . Lawrenceand John Cabot and the brothers Gaspar and Miguel Corte-Real to Newfoundland and Labrador were all undertaken with the aim of finding the passage.

The test passages may be random, but they aren't knowledge-neutral.

Certain other passages may be spoken on weekdays but not on Sunday.

The youngest passages may be part of an integrated subsurface drainage system that exists today.

Joint-controlled passages may be high and narrow, sometimes with irregular walls; such a configuration resulted as the passages were enlarged from the initial joint by slowly percolating water.

Mr. Shaffer, who retired from the Army as a lieutenant colonel in 2011, said the restored passages may be used in a new Turkish-language edition of the book.