Sentence examples for passed in something of from inspiring English sources

The Glasgow giants were stunned and the final minutes passed in something of a blur for the visitors with Mulgrew heading over from six yards in the final minute.

But this not the cricket in which he is among the most feared in the world, through those hockey-style thwacks and a breakneck strike-rate; rather the format where in his previous 12 innings 30 was passed just once, in something of an identity crisis.

For another, Mr. Trump has declared that he plans to repeal much of the Dodd-Frank Act, which was passed in 2010 as something of a modern-day version of Glass-Steagall.

In the year or so that passed between our meetings, and in something of a bad "Sex and the City" plot twist, Bushnell and her husband divorced.

And, when they passed in front of my father, something was hidden in those smiles that hinted at unpleasantness, as if a conspiracy were afoot, one that could erupt at any moment.

Medicare passed in a matter of weeks.

The crowning achievement of this movement was passing laws in something like four out of five states "in defense of marriage" -- to deny marriage equality to gay couples.

But this iconic county of 3.1 million people passed something of a milestone in June.

But the reading of a book – a physical book – lets us know how time is passing, and how we are passing time, in something more than percentage numbers.

One way to confine the gift theory would be to limit it to particularly close relationships, so that more casual friendships — golfing buddies, for example — would require something of actual value passed in exchange for the information.

In getting it, the mediator is then able to pass something of the pain of each side to the other.