Sentence examples for place passage from inspiring English sources

VERED GALLERY 68 Park Place Passage, East Hampton; (631) 324-3303; veredart.com.

After placing passage 1 cells in the microaerophilic incubation system for 24 hr, the majority (95 ± 3%) of the passage 1 cells were nestin-positive to (g)).

In some places passages, though, the orchestra seemed to overpower the soloist slightly.

Brookner's spiritual and syntactic masters are Jane Austen and Henry James, and "The Rules of Engagement" contains, in places, passages worthy of these august forebears.

Catalonia has always been a place of passage, a mongrel – but with its own identity.

Pastoral emblems invoked a romantic notion of place, the passage of hops to thriving breweries.

Mediterranean islands constitute a place of passage where the creation of cultural landscapes can be traced through colonization and anthropization histories.

The fund would remain in place until passage of the next farm bill or a mutually developed solution, whichever occurs first.

The accelerated pace has drawn criticism from Democrats, who contrasted it with the lengthy deliberations that took place before passage of the Affordable Care Act.

"It does sound like an agricultural term when it would have been useful to be able to stop a pig". Eric Scaife, from the Yorkshire Dialect Society, said there were various regional differences to the saying, with the words "ginnel", snicket", "snickleway" or "alley" being used in place of "passage".

It takes place following passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.