Sentence examples for passage over the from inspiring English sources
Economics were critical to the agreements for PacifiCorp, which faced spending hundreds of millions of dollars to improve passage over the dams for salmon.
In addition to removing the checkpoints, Israel says it has agreed to issue more V.I.P. cards for Palestinian businessmen, to ease their passage over the crossings into Israel.
The busiest seasons are Christmas and Easter, when the lines of transmigrantes can stretch for hundreds of yards every day as they await passage over the bridge here.
Shortage of fuel, however, slowed the pace of Kleist's subsequent southeastward progress through the Caucasian mountains; and, after forcing a passage over the Terek River near Mozdok early in September, he was halted definitively just south of that river.
They also suggested that its passage over the centuries through owners from the Delhi sultanate to the Persian shah meant there would be competing claims for ownership from Iran, Pakistan and India.
No one now knows how easy it would be to turbo-charge an existing human pathogen, or take one that infects another type of animal and assist its passage over the species barrier.
But Mr. Schneiderman and others want the city to turn the passage over to the M.T.A., which they say has more experience in maintaining tunnels.
So this is how it begins, I thought: the passage over into the other place.
And, oh, the bloody cellos – Savage is a skilful enough writer and director to have forgone the wash of mournful strings that drowned out countless passages over the two evenings.
At first, these passages over the coral were uneventful, but the big bump became more ragged as it wore away, and I couldn't shake the memory of one ambulance that stalled, then jerked back and forth, jostling its poor passenger until the voice from within screamed "Oh, Jesus!
"I thought that we were a bit slow out of the blocks in the first half but started to put together some good passages over the third and fourth quarters," added Smith.
