Sentence examples for passage to another from inspiring English sources

"No room is a passage to another room".

I thought of the Egyptian burial ships, which, though far more elaborate, also had as their purpose a safe passage to another world.

Every character is in a way an invention, so a "lie"; in another way, every character contains part of ourselves, but they also lead us down the mysterious passage to another life we long to understand.

This is because the schools have imagined that reading is merely a "skill" that can be transferred from one passage to another, and that reading scores can be raised by having young students endlessly practice strategies on trivial stories.

That something as universal as a man praying for safe passage to another year was deemed exotic and haunting by contemporary audiences, rather than as ordinary and human, says more about us, I think, than it does about Ralph Stanley.

Perhaps, and to begin with (and not by chance), what we call a crisis seems more to be a passage to another epoch that is violently manifesting itself.

I spoke about why this bill is so important, and now I need your help urging your senators to vote for final passage to prevent another shutdown and put jobs and economic growth first.

According to a Pakistani military official, the Pakistanis would first have to resolve where Qaeda fighters would go and whether they might be given safe passage to Yemen or another location.

After completing another passage to Newport News in late June, Kroonland sailed on 19 July with 3,642 passengers including officers, men, thirteen war brides, and one war baby from Saint-Nazaire, in the final transport departure from that port before it was closed as a port of embarkation by U.S. military authorities.

But Dementieva managed to take a 4-0 lead, then recovered from another shaky passage to win, 6-1, 6-3 (6), 6-3, in 2 hours 32 minutes.

Sharapova responded with steely determination though, edging back in front at 4-2 before securing her passage to the next stage with another break.