Sentence examples for passing represents from inspiring English sources

DealBook truly believes that this decline in passing represents the single most serious threat to Linsanity's long-run survival.

His passing represents the end of an era and is deeply saddening: he was the last of the four Sacks brothers to depart.

We had future plans with him in place, but more importantly his passing represents the end of an era where grit, toil, vision and energy were the defining elements of a leading international opera house.

To those who have known Lisa and her husband John Sexton, President of New York University, her sudden passing represents a deep loss for the University, the City of New York, the world of philanthropy, and many close friends and colleagues.

"We had future plans with him in place but more importantly, his passing represents an end of an era, where grit, toil, vision and energy were the defining elements of a leading international opera house," he said.

One can't help but think that Ellie's passing represents the death of something in addition to the waning of our youth.

Last Friday, Rosie Walker a 37-year-old researcher who help set up Hackney Renters sat glued to her television, watching BBC Parliament in the vague hope that the watered-down bill might pass, representing something of a victory for the months of campaigning she and others had done.

The disagreement between measured and modeled values can be explained in part by recalling that the CS10 statistical model presents an average convection pattern, whereas each Swarm pass represents a more dynamic 'instantaneous' (~20-min pass) measurement.

In a retrospective review for Rolling Stone, James Hunter cited the "grooving" performance on "Let It Down" as an example of how All Things Must Pass represents "a rock orchestra recorded with sensitivity and teeth and faraway mikes".

According to Leng, All Things Must Pass represents the completion of Harrison's "musical-philosophical circle", in which his 1966 68 immersion in Indian music found a Western equivalent in gospel music.

The competition, an assortment of former college players, some of whom tasted the big time, most of whom are passing time, represents the best Cooke has faced.