Sentence examples for passage of passing from inspiring English sources

A neat passage of passing involving three forwards, Alasdair Dickinson, James Gaskell and Kearnan Myall creating the ruck at which Paice scragged Peel.

After I discovered them while in college, it became a rite of passage to pass along their absurd, surreal sketches to anyone who would listen.

For infection, parasites were purified by needle passage of infected HFFs, passed through a 5 μm filter to remove cellular debris, washed, centrifuged and resuspended in sterile PBS at 5×10 parasites/ml.

Western analysis for both GAPDH and Erk1/2 indicated that the amount of passed through (escaped) proteins was reduced relative to the passage frequency through the 5-filtered LeukoCatch.

To test whether the expression score, as defined above, discriminates IFN/STAT1 pathway high (STATH) and low (STATL) expressors relative to B16F1 baseline, we performed QRT-PCR to profile eight cell lines from the P1 passage (B16F1 passed through the lungs of wild type C57BL/6 mice; Figure 1D and Figure S2).

If the elusive deal with Obama fails to materialize, some senior Republicans are counseling Boehner to cut his losses and shift pressure onto the Democratic Senate by giving Obama exactly what he keeps asking for: House passage of a Senate-passed bill that would maintain current tax rates for 98 percent of taxpayers and let rates rise for the top 2 percent.

Sometimes entire passages of play pass before I've reemerged from a red mist of Fast Eddie-related revenge fantasies.

Shortly after the passage of TPA, the Senate passed legislation combining Trade Adjustment Assistance and a bill providing trade perks to countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

October 12th marked the 33rd anniversary of passage of the CRA Congressshouldld pass legislation currently pending in the House, the American Community Investment Reform Act of 2010 (ACIRA) as soon as possible in order to ensure that low- and moderate-income communities have access to credit on fair terms.

"The structure of an owl's wing serves to reduce the noise by smoothing the passage of the air as it passes over the wing – scattering the sound so their prey can't hear them coming," he added.

This group of asylum seekers had effectively had their claims frozen until after the passage of new laws that were passed in December, which reintroduced three-year temporary protection visas and five-year safe haven enterprise visas.