Sentence examples for passage past from inspiring English sources

All of the loyalist marching institutions plan a major rally in the centre of Belfast to mark that anniversary on Saturday 29 September, and once again the main route from the loyalist redoubts of north Belfast includes passage past St Patrick's church.

Do the same north-south clichés hold there, but inverted by passage past the equator?

So now watch out for the Chinese reaction when US warships make innocent passage past Fiery Cross or Mischief Reef.

Or, as in the case of Mount Pleasant, they're "called in" by Boris Johnson to ease their passage past sticky local authorities.

It permits reductions in the amount of water released from the dams that allows juvenile fish quick passage past them and away from the deadly turbines.

Accessed via a passage past the kitchen and up a few brick steps, it suggests a place where the beer garden and speakeasy meet — a hybrid possible only, perhaps, in New York.

The way there led through winding, urine-scented passages, past dormitories where ghostly, wildly staring men exposed themselves, standing in rows by the windows, or pressed their faces up to the glass, like people trying to climb in or out of mirrors.

My colleague Michiko Kakutani describes how the singer Mahalia Jackson shouted to Dr. King from the speaker's stand to include it, recalling the passage from past speeches.

Quiet passages drifted past without any hint of trepidation.

Other passages stream past in which the only vaguely respectable noun is "sluice".

In a remarkable passage covering her past before she met John, real life, harsh and complex, suddenly crashes into the narrative of the life of a dreamy, posy, amiably ambitious young fellow; extensive quotations from Penelope's superbly written diaries, stories and novels offer an unforgettably unsparing analysis of the man she so deeply and despairingly loved.