Sentence examples for passage now from inspiring English sources

Congressional passage now removes that doubt.

Instinct guides its passage now, through the engulfing darkness of Angie's mind.

Those strong enough to survive the middle passage now confronted the comparable savagery of plantation slavery.

Still, gay rights advocates say they want to lay the groundwork for its passage now, well ahead of a vote.

It briefly reintroduces a few familiar characters, then circles back to Denver in Year Zero, the moment of the vampire virus outbreak, where Bernard Kittridge — a minor character from "The Passage" — now takes center stage.

Once a path followed by the great continental glaciers as they pushed out to sea, the passage now serves as the principal approach to the port of Prince Rupert, British Columbia.

Shafts of warm winter sunlight thread through shattered roofs inside the few passages now cleared of debris.

There has always been a movement of people between the two sectors of the city – will these passages now be closed?

She was drawn to these passages now, but when she read them she found that what she had pounced on with such satisfaction, at one time, on rereading seemed obscure and unsettling.... what to the partial vision of the living appears as the act of a fiend is perceived by the wider insight of the dead to be an aspect of cosmic justice...

Some Jewish extremists cite them even today to justify ethnic cleansing, although the predominant means of dealing with these passages now is either to ignore them in embarrassed silence or to creatively interpret them so that their message is a symbolic one about God standing behind his people or some other such gloss more congenial to contemporary sensibilities.

The E478 xenograft line has been grown successfully for over 35 passages now, is genetically stable and produces elevated levels of the oncometabolite D-2HG.