Sentence examples for passage more from inspiring English sources

This week China also made passage more complex.

Usually, the traffic of migrants across the Mediterranean slows by October, when the conditions of the sea and the weather make passage more dangerous.

But time's passage more than bedevils his far-younger wife, Agatha Nancy Carrolll), to the extent that she pretends to be 31 when she is, in fact, 36.

But the overall figures argue strongly that, by making the passage more risky, the move from Mare Nostrum to Triton has cost many innocent lives.

The word "people" in this passage more likely refers not to the common people but to those nobles and intellectuals who incite the ruler's ambition and aggressiveness.

It will be reached by a horizontal passage, more than 70 metres high and 15 metres wide, that faces the sea and horizon.

Edemariam includes several other passages more balanced and even complimentary.

But emotions too are magnified, with desolate moments appearing more bleak and hopeful passages more poignant.

It is not an easy read: expect to pore over some passages more than once.

This alone sent the amenable Mr. Bolcom to his eraser, adjusting a couple of notes to make certain passages more comfortable, in this new space, for Mr. Turay.

But you can also search through the book or speed-flip to get to passages more rapidly.