Sentence examples for passage so from inspiring English sources

The surveillance bill has had a rough passage so far.

This passage, so Hemingway (the app) tells us, would be readily comprehensible to a fourth grader.

And this is Carson's rendering of the same passage: So you got good news?

We loved this passage so much that we used to read it aloud to each other.

David: I guess I agree but that seems to be the price of passage, so it is worth it.

Speaking earlier on Wednesday on Ecuadorian TV, Patiño said Britain should grant Assange safe passage so he could leave the embassy.

The body has learnt, you've gone up and down those difficult passages so many times.

And like Agassi he has had the easiest of passages so far.

Right whales, for instance, have an unequal inclination to their two nasal passages, so their blows appear in pairs.

Chua has said that she wrote more about their arguments, but her husband didn't like those passages, so they've been cut.

It is beautifully conducted by Stuart Stratford, who makes the City of London Sinfonia sound sumptuous in arias and propulsive in conversational passages, so the pace never sags.