Sentence examples for passes for example from inspiring English sources

Those five passes, for example, can now include one all-encompassing technology qualification that counts as four grades in individual subjects.

If passengers are unable to use automated kiosks to check in or to print boarding passes, for example, carriers must provide assistance at the kiosk or allow them to go to the front of the line.

Beyond finding those lost accounts and emails, the startup's patent-pending tech extracts data from key data points within emails, like receipts, itineraries, offers and boarding passes, for example, to build a deeper personal travel wallet.

If you lost your tour pass, for example, you were fined five quid on the spot.

Voters pass, for example, "tough on crime" sentencing laws with nary a thought about paying for more prisons.

Some riskier requests – tours of the Khyber Pass, for example, or the Swat valley in Pakistan and Ghazni in Afghanistan – get rejected strictly on security grounds, Willcox says.

Some confer additional benefits: the Swiss Pass, for example, includes all public transport in 38 cities and towns and free admission to most museums.

How can a computer accurately predict what would happen if health reform passed, for example, and better care for a large number of Americans meant that people generally started living longer?

There are Turners here that look like nothing more than a few casual brush-wipings as much as they do boats and weather, and others – a battle in an Alpine pass, for example – so detailed they must have taken weeks.

"We have no doubt that members of KAUST share that concern, aware that the cruel sentence passed for example on Mr Raif Badawi, who established a forum for open discussion, sent a shock around the world".

Cancelling the Salisbury by-pass, for example, will condemn the city to worse traffic jams unless its council takes radical measures to prevent traffic coming into the city centre.