Sentence examples for passing will come from inspiring English sources

People in passing will come, they would say to me, 'God, I wish I had done something more for him.

Let's hope that, with his passing will come a fairer and more nuanced assessment of his significance, taking into account not only the full range of his creative output, but also the real depth of his tragic vision of modern life.

And now the passes will come from Peyton Manning instead.

You're not bang in the city centre at Brookes, so a bike or a bus pass will come in handy.

The new legislation, which is still awaiting full approval from parliament but is expected to be passed, will come into force on 1 January 2013 and applies to domestic workers whose work permits are issued or renewed on that date, as well as to employers hiring for the first time, the local Straits Times reported.

If it passes it will come before Gov. Rockefeller.

We expected Trump to understand that sometimes if you let things pass nothing will come of them.

If the regulations are passed, they will come into force in January 2015.

As the initial shock wears off and time passes, you will come to realize that yes, it was all worth it.

And then, lo and behold, several months will pass something will come out to prove that we were right.... So, I don't mind being one of the outliers.

Her second, "Passing for Human," will come out in September.