Sentence examples for passage moving from inspiring English sources
Because aspiration of cortical tissue may interrupt fibres of passage moving through the cortical region en route to their destination, the prefrontal lesions were produced via injections of excitotoxin rather than by subpial aspiration of grey matter.
The vote came on the third anniversary of the 2006 Democratic takeover of the House, and the passage moves the bill well beyond the health care overhaul attempted by President Bill Clinton in 1993.
It is one of the most touching passages, moving in its simplicity.
The story is disclosed in passages moving between the past and the deeper past; at all times the reader is conscious of the adult Smith as a man unable to slip the surly bonds of childhood.
The dancers, in solos and group passages, moved through changes of design and rhythm with an upward thrust that was unusual: a glowing work.
Even his writing style has a rhythm to it: passages move rapidly back and forth between incident and impression, creating a kind of (I'm not kidding) rock 'n' roll.
National Review's Jim Geraghty: "Quinnipiac: Health-Care Passage Moves Obama's Approval From 45... to 44.
What makes this passage so moving is not only the drama of the moment itself, but also the way Tolstoy has sensed it and captured it in words.
Assumed mode shapes are often used to determine the responses of a bridge deck under the passage of moving loads.
This allows users to read a passage without moving the eyes or shifting focus; the app delivers each new bite of text directly to your focal point instead.
Your departure gate will be on the other end of a very long, underground passage with moving walkways.
