Sentence examples for passed on a concept from inspiring English sources

In a sense, the Achaemenian Persians passed on a concept of empire that, much modified by others, has remained something of a model of how it is possible for diverse peoples with variant customs, languages, religions, laws, and economic systems to flourish with mutual profit under a central government.

The name and concept was actually passed on by an earlier dude-run event, then given "a makeover and a push-up bra," according to Abby.

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A girl passed on a bicycle.

It passed on a voice vote.

It again passed on a voice vote.

Laws are passed on a majority vote.

Brooker originally passed on the concept, but later, an idea blossomed that he thought might pair well with the choose-your-own-adventure format.

Networks like HBO and FX passed on the concept -- the adventures of a crew of struggling actors who work for a Hollywood catering company, with each episode comprising one party -- but now it's been picked up by Starz for a 10-episode season.

But they passed on the concept, fearing the risk that the show could fall apart if the real contestant caught on in midgame.

NASA officials passed on another team's concept to capture a smaller asteroid and house it inside an inflatable structure for the trip back to lunar orbit.