Sentence examples for passage toward from inspiring English sources

Still, one passage toward the end did make me smile.

But Nigeria's passage toward democracy has been uneven.

The best part of Obama's 2004 speech was a passage toward the end.

A passage toward the end suggested an intriguing commentary on gospel church culture.

In the end, he wrote, the system "helped me through this passage toward my own maturity".

And there was slippage between voices in an imitative passage toward the end.

There is an attractive bias in the explanatory passages toward making the words accessible to the largest possible audience.

When I was preparing for college and took the ACT, there were harder reading passages toward the back of the test.

The teacher-student passages toward the end are mystifying, as is Mr. Fagan's tendency to punctuate smooth-flowing solo moments with abrupt, jarring extensions.

There were passages toward the end of the last movement of the Fourth — a stern passacaglia, based on paired pairs of growling dark bass-heavy chord-blocks — in which Masur's massive, jagged phrasing made me feel as if I were listening to a musical foreshadowing of T. S. Eliot.

He had no idea that a flash flood was pouring through the cave's passages toward them, or that dozens of rescuers were already gathering at the entrance to begin a perilous hours-long journey to rescue them.