Sentence examples for passage when they from inspiring English sources

What's more, the dialogue between the main characters defies belief, as in this passage when they meet: "So I'm starting my own movement and I was wondering if you'd like to join it," she says.

Congressional negotiators overcame the other major hurdle to final passage when they agreed last week on a compromise that would place some federal limits on the ability of debtors to use bankruptcy laws to shield expensive houses from creditors.

Maybe we should let our kids select their own godparents as a rite of passage, when they know more about who they are and what the world has to offer.

According to Pennsylvania State University Professor Philip Jenkins, a contributing editor for the American Conservative, the Puritans used this passage when they wanted to get rid of the Native American tribes.

The subway is also one of the best ways for New Yorkers to travel back into their own memories, to the old neighborhood, to the transit gloria of Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds, to that rite of passage when they were finally grown up enough to ride by themselves.

This forced us to use cells derived from the first passage, when they were still in an undifferentiated state.

He said orchestra members mopped themselves with wet towels during passages when they were not playing.

This allows students to tackle passages that are not triggering but return to triggering passages when they are fully comfortable".

Cells were fed daily and passaged when they reached 70 80% confluency.

The culture medium was changed every other day and the cells were passaged when they reached 80 90% confluency (usually 6 10 days after plating).

Briefly, adipose tissue from non-oncogenic patients were digested with collagenase P and cultured (37°C, 5% CO2) in MSC medium (DMEM plus 10% FCS, 2 mM glutamine, 50 µg/ml gentamycin) and passaged when they reached 85% confluence.