Sentence examples for passage was made from inspiring English sources

The first passage was made with a 20.5 Mg harvester and subsequent passages by a 37 Mg laden large forwarder.

Today's passage was made possible not only by the vote trading but also by the limits on the salary.

The first accident-free, one-season passage of the Northeast Passage was made from west to east by the icebreaker Fedor Litke (originally the Canadian icebreaker Earl Grey) in 1934.

But the bill's passage was made possible by a near-complete Republican embrace of the idea that about $1.5 trillion of tax cuts will pay for themselves, by producing enough economic growth and additional federal revenue to offset their costs to the Treasury.

The last through passage was made in 1951 by nb Queen.

The new law's passage was made possible in part by good government victories--i.e., voter approved changes in legislative and election rules that finally broke legislative gridlock.

What is needed in addition, says Rosmini, is a 'system of truth', that is, a system which shows clearly how the passage is made from the most general, self-evident principles to more particular levels of knowledge.

Part Three consists of eight chapters that study the transition to adulthood among recent US cohorts and focus on the roles played by institutions and family in launching children into adulthood, on racial and ethnic differences in the way this passage is made and on the consequences of different pathways into adulthood.

The loud passages are made louder (by as much as 50percentt on an adjustable scale) and the soft passages are made softer.

Notable contributions to the zestier passages are made by Ms. Nielsen, employing her basso profundo to amusing effect as the sour Verbena; Ms. Bryne, who dithers effectively as the confused Maude; and Mr. Wheelan, cartoonishly bright-eyed and fresh-faced as the eager apprentice torn between a love of the theater and a devotion to religion.

Passages were made by trypsinization of confluent monolayers.