Sentence examples for passage outside from inspiring English sources

In thorny cases, a critic or reporter can extenuate a passage outside of quotation marks.

The smugglers operating in the region move people who are trafficked as well as those paying for passage outside of legal migration channels.

He would like to plant a new climber, but he needs official permission, as the passage outside his door is public space.

The fighting occurred a day after most of the rebels agreed to swap 113 civilian hostages for safe passage outside the city, ending two days of fighting that had claimed 28 lives.

Though PG Wodehouse's description of the aural pain of the hangover in "The Man Who Gave Up Smoking" will surely never be bettered: "The noise of the cat stamping about in the passage outside caused him quite exquisite discomfort".

Alternatively, the German ships could make a high-speed night passage outside of the coastal islands.

He was 21. 6 June 1944, D-day: On LSJ 540 we made a smooth passage from outside Portsmouth waters to 'Le Hamel'.

Leading to a tympanic membrane on each side of the head is a shallow external passage the outside opening of which is protected by an earlid that is closed when the animal enters the water and dives.

Passages outside of the Meditations might be easily read as consistent with the view that for Descartes there does not exist any unactualized possible reality, but the view appears not to square with many of the claims of the Fourth Meditation.

Julia Scully is the author of Outside Passage (Random House), a memoir of her Alaskan childhood and Disfarmer: The Heber Springs Portraits (Addison House).

There are moments that feel club-like in their energy, like the aqueous Drexciyan passage in "Outside the Axiom," or in the prickly forward momentum of the title track, premiering here, but Mao says that she's never been terribly interested in making dance music as such.