Sentence examples for passing of which from inspiring English sources

Yet in retrospect, the patterned steps of disco come off as the last bastion of an old order, the passing of which the film movingly dramatizes.

Here we are still talking about a record set in the pre-modern age – and not in itself a particularly tough or distant looking record – the passing of which represents not so much a fresh glorious peak or a scandalous intrusion, as a simple case of exorcism.

He attempted 46 passes, of which 33 found the intended target, a ratio of 72 percent.

Real Madrid tried 331 passes, of which 74 percent found the intended player.

There had been rumours that some media passes – of which there were officially 150 – had been sold on to fans and as the match entered the closing minutes some of the press seats were occupied by people wearing CSKA scarves.

Obama ran through the legisation that had been passed, of which the most important were the repeal of the ban on gays serving openly in the military, which he signed into law earlier today, and the extension of tax cuts, a messy compromise with the Republicans but which he hopes will help stimulate the economy.

We heard a variety of reasons for passing, many of which contradicted each other.

With the support of both Scudder and Page, Houghton Mifflin published The Wife of his Youth and Other Stories of the Color Line in 1899, which included "The Passing of Grandison", which turned slave narratives around.

Also on the drive, Keith Wenning completed four of five passes, three of which were to Willie Snead, including a 9-yard touchdown pass that was the first score of the game.

In his rookie year with the Cowboys, Dak Prescott earned an impressive rating of 104.9, completing 67.8% of his passes for a total of 3,667 yards and 23 touchdown passes, all of which qualified him as a Pro Bowl selection.

They throw for thousands of yards and complete a high percentage of their passes, many of which trav- el about 30 feet in the air.