Sentence examples for passages to get from inspiring English sources

In addition to the problems already cited, she had to consult notes, repeat passages to get them right and tell her audio technician to change things.

Nickel, a fifth-generation farmer working the land along the river, doubts the wisdom of spending money on an intricate system of passages to get salmon around the river's many dams and siphoning off more water from agriculture.

Drinking alcoholic beverages can cause the swelling in your sinus passages to get worse.[19].[19]

Democrats planned to employ the relatively infrequently used procedure known as reconciliation, which requires only a simple majority for passage, to get these fixes through the Senate.

Our correspondent says that some in Pakistan allege that militants with close ties to elements in the army were given ample warning, and even safe passage, to get out before the operation began.

Some may tell you that you are a teenager and it's a rite of passage to get drunk.

Spending your days in dreary duty of paying the bills will not help you manifest your heart's desire unless you also appreciate that your every day work is only a temporary passage to get where you want to go.

You don't have to understand the passage to get the main idea of the article.

It's a rite of passage and to get in on that is cool.

I admittedly skimmed some of the passages on farming to get back to these helpless love junkies, whose doomed relationship is startlingly well-written.

Various structures called fish passages are designed to get fish past dams, and they dot rivers across the Northeast United States.