Sentence examples for passing through into from inspiring English sources

If the weather is sunny (and when is it not, where mega-yachts sail?) the batteries can also be topped up by an array of gallium-arsenide solar cells.There is, of course, a penalty to be paid for diverting some of the water that the boat is passing through into its turbines.

The idea works like this: The V-shaped underwater wall would corral trash passing through into one concentrated area, to then be more easily removed and recycled.

This will pass through into consumer prices over the coming months and quarters.

They reached a small house and passed through into the inner courtyard.

It assumes that corporate profits will automatically pass through into wages, letting household spending take up the economic running.

The drug thus reaches the renal tubule, where it may be actively or passively reabsorbed, or it may pass through into the urine.

Drops in the currency would quickly "pass through" into domestic inflation: import costs would jump, wages would rise in response, pushing up prices throughout the economy.

"But we've seen no evidence that those costs are being passed through into final prices in any material way," Mr. Greenspan said.

When the blood is brought into contact with one side of such a membrane, dissolved substances (including urea and inorganic salts) pass through into a sterile solution placed on the other side of the membrane.

We passed through into what appeared to be a speakeasy: velvet banquettes, a blackjack table, framed photographs on the wall, and, in one corner, a cluster of malt whiskies.

MR. OBAMA: On the second question, as you know, my attorney general has made clear that he certainly would not have ordered gun running to be able to pass through into Mexico.