Sentence examples for passing will have from inspiring English sources

Yes, the floppy disk was already a relic of a bygone computing age, and its passing will have gone largely unnoticed – but for a dedicated group of people, this was a significant moment.

Mr. Gulotta, a Republican, said that he had lost a friend in Ms. Johnson and that, "While I recognize that Barbara's passing will have a significant impact on the dynamics of county government, it is inappropriate to discuss special elections while Barbara's family and friends are grieving".

"Our passing will have to be crisper, we'll have to be quicker on the counter-attack and sharper in the final third".

Detractors will say that most of those passes will have been short, sidefooted and sideways but that seems harsh.

Single-ticket holders for Sunday will receive a full refund, and those with three-day passes will have one-third of their ticket prices refunded.

For non-Stanford visitors wishing to make subsequent visits to Special Collections, a new pass will have to be obtained from Green Library for each day of access.

In the long term, Zhang Jiren could be right — the current political campaign may be a surface storm that, once it passes, will have had little effect on deeper currents.

"No Look Pass" will have its New York premiere on Saturday, the first of three screenings in the next five days at the DOC NYC film festival at the IFC Center, 323 Avenue of the Americas, at Third Street, in Greenwich Village.

In the long term, Zhang Jiren could be right the current political campaign may be a surface storm that, once it passes, will have had little effect on deeper currents.

There's a whole book in Mr. Yancey's casual observation that if you drive down any street in America on a given day, half the businesses you pass will have tax trouble.

If you're on a flight that's less than 1.5 hours you'll be forking over $6 and those of you looking for a 24-hour pass will have to shell over $13.