Sentence examples for passage through which from inspiring English sources

The POLS program is a passage through which students discover their personal missions for the next phase of their careers.

The experience of modernity cannot be reduced to various rites of passage through which the west has passed.

Walkways and additional rooms were extended between the buildings, transforming the roadway into a tunnel-like passage through which merchants and other travelers bustled.

In men, plaque tends to form in isolated accumulations that jut into the lumen (the open passage through which the blood flows) or burrow into the artery wall.

It could blockade or mine the Strait of Hormuz, the thirty-four-mile-wide passage through which Middle Eastern oil reaches the Indian Ocean.

It threatens to be an updated version of the historic "middle passage", through which "hard-working families" were also to be transported from a life of poverty.

An ephemeral poché of bundled rods generate a series of spaces and passages through which visual and spatial densities coalesce, obscure, blur, and open.

Intake manifold is an arrangement of tubing with several intake or outlet passages, through which a gas or liquid is gathered or distributed.

The mufflers most commonly used in modern motor vehicles employ resonating chambers connected to the passages through which the gases flow.

Weaker are Amber's own brief passages, through which Smith appears to be sketching an argument about the power of cinema and photographs on our imaginations in an image-saturated culture.

Prodded by China, Nepal is now moving to close the Himalayan passages through which Tibetans have long made secret trips in and out of China, often on pilgrimages to visit the Dalai Lama in his exile in India.