Sentence examples for passage there from inspiring English sources

"They truly have become my family jeweler -- my two daughters have done all the jewelry rites of passage there.

Sometimes, when their attention flagged, I would add a bit here and embellish a slow passage there.

A Rite of Passage There are those who never left and those who have come and gone.

Such antislavery views spread to Upper Canada, influencing the passage there of the 1793 Act to Limit Slavery, the first such legislation in the British colonies.

While its chances of passage there look promising, there remains much uncertainty about how much — and how badly — the bill will be changed in the coming three weeks of debate.

Passage there seems all but assured, but the Republican leadership has yet to schedule a vote, part of an elaborate maneuver for political advantage in the last days of the Congressional session.

Sources at Macmillan told a Sunday newspaper that by the time lawyers had finished deleting any potentially libellous passages there was "not enough left to make a good read".

In this light, the really interesting question is not whether we will go to hell, since almost any life must contain passages there, but whether we can hope to escape it once we've been.

In these passages, there's a humbler, and perhaps truer, sense of drama and wonder.

The Pennsylvania dancers don't have full Balanchinean turnout — amid the highest-speed passages there were a few blurs and slips — but their style is bright and lucid, with especially spacious arms.

Other than the woofers and what sound like a few more tweeters in Aerial's birdsong passages, there has been precious little messing with Bush's music at all.