Sentence examples similar to passed along something from inspiring English sources

He was passing along something he loved, and, moreover, something we could do together for the rest of his life (and did).

Arguably not the museum, even though they desperately need to update their sign, and certainly not Pardes, who was just passing along something fun she found in a museum.

"All those clips that are passed along, there's something spirited and charming about them.

NEW ORLEANS — Mike Slive officially ended his two-year tenure as Bowl Championship Series coordinator Monday, but not before passing along another catchphrase, something he is famous for.

Yaccarino had rings made for the occasion -- "something to pass along to the kids".

But Adam I. Daoud, a graduate student in the Skeletal Biology Laboratory at Harvard and the lab's director, Daniel Lieberman, an evolutionary biologist who co-wrote an influential 2004 paper suggesting that distance running guided the evolution of early man — with better runners earning more food and sex than plodders and passing along their genes — wondered if something simpler might be at work.

It seems that HP simply needed something to pass along to us media types with the hopes that we take the bate and post it.

Millions of hard-working and responsible Americans risk being shut out of the opportunity to own their own home, with all that implies for building the wealth and assets that can help a family get through rough times and have something to pass along to their children.

Good teachers always have something worthwhile to pass along to other teachers.

With so many of the Nelson children pursuing music, does it feel that music is something you can pass along genetically?

She's taught my brothers and me a lot of gratitude and I hope that's something I can pass along to my own children one day.