Sentence examples for passing wish from inspiring English sources

None of them has expressed more than a passing wish to dedicate his or her life to any particular athletic pastime, and to my mind, that's as it should be.

Watching them come up to bat again — Escobar, Zobrist, and Cain up top; Hosmer, Moustakas, and Perez in the middle; Gordon and Rios waiting down below — has made for a permanent Uh-oh! behind my breastbone this week, and the perverse passing wish that I had no stake in this series.

Watching them come up to bat again Escobar, Zobrist, and Cain up top; Hosmer, Moustakas, and Perez in the middle; Gordon and Rios waiting down below has made for a permanent Uh-oh! behind my breastbone this week, and the perverse passing wish that I had no stake in this series.

"When we talk about the generation that just passed, we wish we won more for Nigeria.

4. The government has our backs as ENDA passes: My wish is that the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) finally passes in Congress, granting equal employment protections to all LGBT people seeking employment with or currently employed by a civilian, nonreligious employer with at least 15 employees.

Last week, in a 67-to-55 67-to-55 67-to-55publican-led House of RepresentativotetooKansasher step toward granting Kobach this wish, passing legislation that would allow him and future secretaries of state to bypass the state's attorney general to prosecute election crimes.

Her speech touched on the responsibility and power of US companies only in passing - I wish the speech had been a call to US companies to take a lead in ensuring their platforms can be used by people all over the world to push for social change.

While serving as speaker of the House he battled Bill Clinton and passed a wish-list of conservative policies.

Clemens began his preparation for the start as dozens of uniformed firefighters, police officers and emergency workers stood in line in the hallway leading to the field, and as Clemens passed, they wished him luck.

If the Republicans win the Senate, the party could begin to pass a wish-list of legislation but few would be signed into law because Mr Obama would simply veto the bills with which he disagrees.

We are saddened by her passing and wish to offer our condolences to her mother Lynne, brother Richard and nieces Emily, Bari and nephew Alex.