Sentence examples for passing of some from inspiring English sources

And Boris's ping-pong speech ("I mourn the passing of some of these sports – for example, the pankration, whose chief exponent was Milo of Croton.

Although Ms. Handley regrets the passing of "some kind of magic hanging over the long-stained print tables," who can be sure that Photoshop will beat out traditional pigments?

So, when James Green, one-time boyfriend of Princess Beatrice of somewhere (does she have a somewhere?), was kicked out of Harrow for taking coke in a local restaurant, it reminded me in passing of some other toffs who've been nobbled for non-prescription drugs.

But it was also filled with controversy and the passing of some much-loved stars of the music and film worlds.

"This Wednesday will mark two weeks since the passing of some of Egypt's finest youth.

If Dove's art is elegiac, it is not nostalgic for the passing of some simpler and less troubled (or troubling) world.

Companies are already passing on some of their higher fuel costs.

"There will probably be passes of some kind," he said.

Acquiring transport pass of some sort (for example, like an Oyster Card in London or an Opal Card in Sydney), makes life a lot easier when travelling.

More games, a passing of magazines, some futzing with the hot-tub dials.

They thought I was passing judgment of some kind".