Sentence examples for possible to pass from inspiring English sources

"In principle, it is not possible to pass police controls with such documents".

Is it possible to pass the Bar on the basis of one self-published funny book?

Someone under 30 is still hard-wired by nature to do everything possible to pass on her DNA.

It's possible to pass up the three-course lunch and split a lobster roll ($14) when dining here.

And I think it's very possible to pass tax reform again in an election year in 2014.

I think he ate free in my mother's café — in exchange for his improving my English and making it possible to pass me off as a gentleman boy.

It was not possible to pass these increases on to customers given the extremely price-sensitive nature of the UK retail arena.

"In its present form without any change, I don't think it's possible to pass the Senate bill in the House," Ms. Pelosi said.

However, no one until now had been able to show that it was possible to pass the first stage of this process with human skin cells.

Instead, under an obscure Senate rule, it was possible to pass such a bill with fewer votes than would be required for a permanent cut.

It is even possible to pass without receiving any credit for the essays, although the student would have to do extremely well on the multiple-choice and short-answer questions.