Sentence examples for passing providing from inspiring English sources
They were badly missed during their absence, with Modric's clever range of passing providing a neat link between midfield and attack.
The absence of Verratti for PSG's next game, against Ludogorets, is a also a significant blow, the Italian's passing providing a vital note of craft in an otherwise muscular midfield.
None more so than at a raucous Estadio Monumental on 8 June 2005, when just under 50,000 fans bore witness to a devastating first-half display in which Argentina danced around a spellbound Brazil, their rhythmic passing providing a joyous backing track as they raced into an insurmountable 3-0 leagainstnsthehe world champions to seal World Cup qualification.
When the bill passed, providing more than $19 billion in incentives and grants to help health care providers buy electronic systems, the center and its health technology clients were in a celebratory mood.
A new law was passed providing for vastly increased penalties for convicted wildlife criminals, up to life imprisonment in some cases.
In 1991 a constitutional amendment was passed providing for a republican form of government, with a president as head of state; the amendment went into effect in 1992.
In 1923 a law was passed providing free compulsory education between the ages of 7 and 12, although that was not fully enforced until the early 1950s.
If a deal was reached, a stopgap measure could conceivably be passed, providing a few days' grace period that would keep agencies operating until a full budget could be considered next week.
In 1957 a new electoral law was passed providing for a common roll of voters (the "A" roll, composed only of whites) with a special roll for those with lower qualifications (the "B" roll, a tiny minority of the blacks).
Cellular density of the yeasts increases as the time passes, providing more available binding sites for Hg2+ uptake.
In 1934, the Public Works Construction Act was passed, providing continued funding for the public works projects.
