Sentence examples for passed put from inspiring English sources

The debate over Mr. King's bill, which ultimately passed, put the dynamics that have frustrated efforts to pass education overhaul legislation this session on full display.

Chart: "State Financing of Stem Cell Research New York Statee's proposed $1 billion for stem cell research over 10 years would, if passed, put the state among the top states paying for the research.

He added: "That's why the health care law was passed, putting choices in their hands.

Then buttons became so prominent that in some places sumptuary laws were passed putting limits on their use.

After so much time has passed, putting my paws again on these Palms gave me a new appreciation for their appearance, power and price.

May, 2008 Mayor Richard M. Daley, who called Chicago's ban the "silliest" ordinance the city had ever passed, puts forward a bill to repeal it.

Tim Swinson stole possession to set off a move that would secure Glasgow's bonus point as a superb Pyrgos pass put Van der Merwe in under the posts.

According to the Times Educational Supplement, a surge in demand for a vocational qualification called BTEC First has meant it contributed more to league table values last year than all the GCSE English and maths passes put together.

"His passing puts an enormous hold on the Brooklyn music scene," said Jon Fine, a friend of Mr. Fuchs's and a columnist for Business Week.

In the Florida game, Murray, a three-year starter, woke up after throwing three interceptions in the first half, with his 45-yard, fourth-quarter touchdown pass putting a sloppy game out of reach.

Or they could help it pass, putting Democrats in a political jam between Hollywood and Silicon Valley.