Sentence examples for passage which was from inspiring English sources

Somehow I have never loved a woman," Hallward tells Dorian, in one passage which was changed.

For three days I rode southeast from Pittsburgh to Cumberland, Md., off-road, along the Great Allegheny Passage, which was grand enough.

The test publisher, Pearson, did not respond to requests for comment about the most recent confusion caused by the passage, which was reported Friday by The Daily News.

During one loud passage, which was apparently not loud enough in the clarinets, he said with a smile, "We'd like to ask The New York Times to make their contribution".

"It would be a story museum that would talk about this tragic human practice, which is very old, then about how the slave trade began in Africa, about the passage, which was horrific, and about the sale of slaves and their lives here," the mayor said.

Daniel Pinkwater, a popular children's book author who wrote the original version of the passage, which was doctored for the test, said that the test-makers had turned a nonsensical story into a nonsensical question for what he believed was a nonsensical test, but acknowledged that he was tickled to death by the children's reaction.

Curiosity about another child's body is a perfectly innocent rite of passage which is absolutely nothing to worry about.

The goal of Child Evangelism Fellowship is the proper teaching of this passage, which is not an instruction in genocide.

Its passage, which is considered unlikely, would fulfill a campaign promise that Mr. Reid made to Hispanic voters.

Safe Passage, which is conducting a census at all 60 centres, said there was particular concern at the absence of information in any language understood by the children.

Tortas Been is located inside an odd pasaje, or indoor passage, which is also home to several stores selling Mexican folkloric costumes.