Sentence examples for passage with a from inspiring English sources

There was a small lift just inside the passage with a battered, graffiti-covered silver door.

The agent stopped and arranged onward passage with a steamboat captain.

Rightfully, Ms. Uchida greeted a reading of that passage with a guffaw.

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Around August 20th, Hopkins set his course through the middle passage with a hundred and sixty-seven slaves aboard.

Sheen also delivers the "What a piece of work is man" passage with a beautiful consciousness of human potential.

Nowadays, no writer would risk the potential bathos of ending a passage with a repetition of its predecessor.

By contrast, Mr. Golijov gets through the whole passage with a little choral chanting followed by orchestral dances.

Rhythmically intricate, the work featured evocative melodies played with soulful elegance by Ms. Shankar, including a striking passage with a tune unfolding languorously over a string drone.

It is, more likely, a necessary rite of passage with an element of overdue historical justice.

One can imagine her writing that passage with an open copy of Dickens on her desk, or at least an open copy of her commonplace book.