But I, pursuing passage after passage of Baeck's reprise of the incantatory romantic — its transports and exultations, its voluptuously nurtured sorrows, its illusory beauty anchored in nothing but vapor — I came to see it all as loathsome, no different from those mindlessly coiling water snakes.
Passage after passage of the Bible reinforces Christ's message of indiscriminate love, open-hearted welcome, and care of those who suffer.
I was shocked to read passage after passage of my own book embedded in hers.
"But all questions aside, I cannot put 'Southern Cross the Dog' down and passage after passage of remarkable writing and unforgettable characters will propel me to the end".
In Ms. McTaggart's discussion of Doris Kearns Goodwin's plagiarism of her book "Kathleen Kennedy: Her Life and Times," she states that as she was reading Ms. Goodwin's book "The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys" in order to review it, she was "shocked to read passage after passage" of her own words.
Where territorial waters comprise straits used for international navigation (e.g., the straits of Gibraltar, Mandeb, Hormuz, and Malacca), the navigational rights of foreign shipping are strengthened by the replacement of the regime of innocent passage by one of transit passage, which places fewer restrictions on foreign ships.
The second system was the early (passage 27) and late (passage 107) passages of PM151T prostate-derived immortalized smooth muscle cells.
The chromosome numbers per spread were counted for 100 spreads of the passage 3, passage 23, and passage 45, and the ratio of cells with 2 n = 54 was 93.5%, 92.6%, and 91.3%, respectively, implying that the cultured cells possessed genetic stability.
The ambition of "Half Life" is truly glorious, and passage by passage Jackson is capable of fantastic runs.
In passage after passage a multiplicity of textures and elements happens at once.
