Sentence examples for passage the start from inspiring English sources

His arrival there as a three-year-old was, he writes in his autobiography Rough Passage, "the start of what was to be almost 12 years of constant battle for survival".

Chelsea, who had Avram Grant in charge for a first final with them, did not cope with the critical passage, at the start of the second half.

In this passage from the start of the story, the group is seated around a bonfire at a game park, waiting for the evening's entertainment.

Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, who voted for the treaty in committee, said Tuesday he now questions whether it's "even practical for the administration to rush passage of the Start treaty during this lame-duck session".

His life is described in a beautifully simple passage at the start of the book, running in reverse as the dying Cripps surveys his 83 years on the planet: "He listens to his breath and counts backwards.

A passage near the start of "Kennst Du das Land" ("Do You Know the Land") offered one of the evening's loveliest moments when Ms. Röschmann dipped into her wine-dark lower range, as when a bright clarinet suddenly reveals its sumptuous chalumeau register.

A passage at the start of the Origin's chapter on classification, Chapter 13, confirms this.

LK: I love the passage at the start of the book where you talk about your father.

The repeal of DADT, and the passage of the START treaty and the 9/11 healthcare bill haven't changed those views.

But Mr. Lacombe also highlighted the work's gracefulness, in passages like the start of the minuet in the second movement and the hints of street music in the third.

Who are we to disparage their illusions of gold?" A good question, and one to which he returns most directly in the short introductory passages at the start of each volume.