Sentence examples for passage through this from inspiring English sources

And passage through this toll booth costs nearly twice as much as the product for which a refund is sought.

Our passage through this almost-dead zone heightened the surprise a few hours later when we reached the river city of Krasnoyarsk.

Stern slipped out to try again to persuade Joel and Ethan Coen to sit, or stand, for a portrait, lest their passage through this space, at this time, go unrecorded.

According to the 1982 convention, each country's sovereign territorial waters extend to a maximum of 12 nautical miles (22 km) beyond its coast, but foreign vessels are granted the right of innocent passage through this zone.

"It is true that support (for the legislation) has not spread… but my determination for passage through this Diet session is unchanged," Abe said.

With that qualia comes a dual gift: first, the ability for memory and the ability to invoke fragments of that memory towards productive action and second, the impetus to synthesize ways of interfacing with our bodies individually and collectively that serve to empower us toward the passage through this and concurrently existing worlds.

Furthermore, C. auratus may exacerbate the regular algal blooms that occur in this system, as the growth of cyanobacteria is stimulated by passage through the intestine of this species (Kolmakov and Gladyshev 2003).

Inevitably, this passage through the landscape of his mind can end only in death.

One can't help reading this passage through the eyes of Lish, who understood that fiction has to stalk its prey with less noise and greater cunning.

Because the primary cause of separation from the mother's body was thermally induced traumatic rupture of the abdominal and uterine cavities; traumatic separation was not related to normal decompositional processes; and expulsion of the fetus did not involve passage through the birth canal, this is not considered a case of postmortem fetal extrusion.

This underground passage through the pore spaces and weathered zones may alter the natural composition of the groundwater by the action of various hydrochemical processes (Rajmohan and Elango 2004).