Sentence examples for passage there will be from inspiring English sources

If you chose to go down the passage, there will be nine rooms all separated with doors.

"We know that there are going to be more and more obese people in years to come, so there will be passage of obesity from one generation to the next, even though no parent who is obese wants their child to suffer from it too," said Prof Mark Hanson, of Southampton University, another co-author.

Foreign secretary William Hague has made it clear there will be no safe passage.

But administration officials said that if these passages are further softened, there will be no credible threat to President Saddam Hussein to give up his weapons of mass destruction.

But the above is a secondary point, especially since many of the passages which teach that there will be punishment are not from parables.

(And accept the reality that there will be passages in life when have to lower your expectations and let some things go to keep your sanity. Don't worry -- you will get to pick them up later).

What's certain is that there will be no safe passage to Saudi Arabia or any of the other Arab states.

In the future, Latsoudi hopes the government policy towards refugees will change and there will be a safe passage for those coming across the Mediterranean.

In addition to music, there will be readings of historical passages by Jamie Foxx, Martin Luther King III, Queen Latifah and Denzel Washington.

Trust me, this is generic a passage of Test cricket as you'll see and there will be plenty, plenty more.

There will be evidence somewhere in the passage, written in different, maybe confounding terms, but there is proof of every answer.