Sentence examples for passes half of from inspiring English sources

BT has already announced plans to spend £1.5bn putting the latest in fibre optic networks within the reach of 10 million homes by 2012, while Virgin Media's existing cable network already passes half of UK households.

In one scene, though, Calvert the Raven swoops down, grabs a biscuit off an American soldier's plate, and, midflight, passes half of it back to Daniel.

The Fluminense striker attempted 16 passes, half of which failed to find their target.

After 1919, the Hassams passed half of each year in the decorous art colony of East Hampton.

"Most of them were eligible for release, as they had passed half of their sentences," said one former prisoner who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

A lawyer for the charity was asked by Mr. Leibell to accept payment for legal work then pass half of that money back to the senator in cash.

This is better than what is happening in nearby Sheffield, where the council has passed half of their libraries over to volunteer groups in the name of efficiency and cost-cutting.

They then passed half of the gamma rays through a silicon prism and into another spectrometer to measure their final direction, while they directed the other half straight to the spectrometer unimpeded.

The sex cells (eggs and sperm) that pass half of each parent's genes on to its offspring are made in a process called meiosis.

Due to pedigree links, population stratification rather than selection leads to an over-representation of haplotypes that are present in large families (e.g. sires that pass half of their genetic material to their sons).

"Man, I feel like I passed half the state of Florida," Stewart said.