Sentence examples for passage of one from inspiring English sources

The most geoeffective MC of the cycle (Dst = −457) had its source during the disk passage of one of these active regions (NOAA 10501) on 18 November 2003.

The changing array of produce is still priced on a chalkboard at the entrance, reliably marking the passage of one season to the next.

As Mr. Gore's comments in New Orleans circulated here on Thursday, some administration officials who are working to win passage of one of the biggest trade deals in history expressed fears that his implicit criticism of the shortcomings could give ammunition to those looking to sink the pact.

The passage of one year and the arrival of another offers an invitation to reflect on what it means to live a good life and to chart a course for the future.

In addition, because states do not always consider legislation on the same issues contemporaneously, our analysis is limited to the passage of one kind of legislation, clean indoor air laws.

Outline and firm shape are subordinated, as in Hemingway, to the passage of one shape into the next.

Who has not mentally booked passage on one of those aborted journeys and braced for the flaming concussion of arrival?

Much of the Pearson web response to the pension plan motion reads like a reading passage on one of Pearson close-reading Common Core aligned high-stakes standardized tests.

Yet they also produced some moments of genuine class, including a wonderful passage of one-touch football prior to Vardy's second goal that would not have looked out of place at Camp Nou and ended with Shinji Okazaki going down in the area and appealing in vain for a penalty.

That means that if one has a well-established scientific explanation of the physical world that seems to contradict a passage of Scripture, one has good reason to reconsider one's interpretation of Scripture.

Despite the passage of time, one of Naipaul's observations still seems fitting today.