Sentence examples for passage of something from inspiring English sources
"It's the passage of something temporary to something that is implanted and takes root".
"Having the passage of something like this sends a message that gender diversity exists in schools," says Jennifer Leininger, the manager of the Children's hospital's gender program.
The tax cut is also the ultimate test of whether Mr. Bush can translate his personal charm and ambiguous mandate into the passage of something legislatively significant and politically difficult -- something that would represent a triumph of Republican over Democratic orthodoxy.
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And the homeland is a place to which he could return at any time.Of pain and pleasureThe funny thing is, with the passage of time, something does happen to long-term foreigners which makes them more like real exiles, and they do not like it at all.
Inside the synagogue, its 800 square feet are enough to impart a palpable sense of the passage of time, of something that has endured for almost 100 years.
The suggestion of a rite of passage, the braving of something dangerous and exciting and necessary, like sex, is subtle and beautiful.
She concedes there's a certain kind of melancholy that surrounds the reasons why people may have abandoned them, but argues that "the architecture of these places changes and conforms to the passage of time, producing something that is not man-made nor natural".
When this doesn't prove terribly involving, I was perfectly happy to have Mamet use these two women as an excuse to debate questions of faith and redemption, morality, the passage of time and something, anything that might hold my attention.
"They have become a generational right of passage, something that a majority of college students do, to the point that now we have normalized a culture of unpaid work".
I waited for a good two months for people to open the door and say, 'We made a mistake.' At the same time, because you're watching the people you grew up with going through prison, there is a part of you that feels it is a rite of passage; something you have to go through to get respect from your peers.
