Sentence examples for passing is often from inspiring English sources

They were never brought home and their passing is often not acknowledged by friends and families.

Arsenal were disjointed and error-strewn; their passing was often careless.

Their play was rushed, their passing was often misplaced and, in the opening half hour alone, two players were booked for late tackles.

The pass is often just as important, at least, to the finishing stroke in soccer.

Where government differs from a business is that Congress is not all working toward the same goal, which means that getting laws passed is often more important than getting laws that work passed.

Many parks offer package deals (with deeper savings on their Web sites), and few people may realize that the cost of a season pass is often just a few dollars more than the price of a one-day ticket.

The decision about whether legislation passes is often made in the committees.

When it does, his passes are often deflected or stolen.

Border crossings with Thailand, through which most imports pass, are often closed without warning for long periods.

Bills that pass are often watered down or seriously compromised to win the last few votes, long after a majority has consented.

The twin passes are often crossed on the same journey – from Little Langdale to Eskdale – but Alfred Wainwright warned that drivers who have come over Wrynose from the east must expect "a much stiffer climb" over Hardknott and should approach it with "the utmost concentration".