Sentence examples for passage there is from inspiring English sources

But, beyond any particular passage, there is a profound affinity between Lucretius and Montaigne.

The upper house of Parliament must still sign off on the fund, but passage there is expected to be smooth.

As Mr. Ondaatje, the Booker Prize-winning author of "The English Patient," explains, in a particularly beautiful passage: "There is a story, always ahead of you.

Passage there is likely, but it is also likely that House Republicans will strip out the block grant provision, a prospect that greatly irritated Senator Lieberman.

While scholars differ on the meaning of this passage, there is wide agreement that Rousseau is concerned with preserving civil liberty and autonomy, not with giving free reign to government.

In this case, the main entrance is a narrowing walkway sloping from the newly restored Concert Grove to a tunnellike passage — there is a footbridge overhead — between the two pavilions.

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

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 the second passage, there's no reason for the slangy contraction "y'know".

And here also in a long passage there were lines of bodies.

Even if Libya Dawn guaranteed safe passage, there were many ways to end up in serious trouble.