Sentence examples for passage very from inspiring English sources

REPORTER AT LARGE about the defects of the suspension calendar, a procedure in the House of Representatives which gets bills considered for passage very swiftly.

Rachmaninoff said that if you play a passage very evenly and more slowly than you think it should be played, then it will sound fast, and he was right.

By Elizabeth Drew The New Yorker, June 26 , 1978P. 80 REPORTER AT LARGE about the defects of the suspension calendar, a procedure in the House of Representatives which gets bills considered for passage very swiftly.

The New Yorker, June 26 , 1978P. 80 REPORTER AT LARGE about the defects of the suspension calendar, a procedure in the House of Representatives which gets bills considered for passage very swiftly.

Fourteen-year-olds take this rite of premature passage very seriously.

Since its passage very few civilian criminals have actually been prosecuted, and the U.S. Attorney's offices responsible for carrying out the prosecutions seem reluctant to do so.

"But I can still quote large passages — very powerful imagery.

I only wanted glimpses of Anya's past, so I kept the passages very short from the beginning.

There are plenty of things in Liszt that sound impressive but aren't actually very difficult (I don't think the Sonata becomes truly terrifying until the octave passages very near the end).

We must take individual passages very seriously even as we consider them in the contexts of the Bible's larger witness.

And the passage is very powerful.