Sentence examples for providing passage from inspiring English sources

This is because Israel believes that Syria plays an active role in providing passage for Iranian weapons to these groups.

Whatever the case, she did help a Jewish couple escape Italy, providing passage on a ship to the United States.

When deep ice sheets chilled most of North America and Europe 20,000 years ago, Alaska and eastern Siberia remained remarkably ice-free, providing passage for America's first humans.

On the other hand, the soil may actually become more permeable after some time because of decaying wood providing passage for the escape of water or because of increasing biological activity (roots, animals) or the formation of cracks.

HRAF has complexly indexed the databases, providing passages from texts that have been indexed by subject down to the paragraph level and grouped by culture or tradition.

All of them provide passage to the dark web.

A lock system at Terneuzen provides passage between the canal and the estuary.

But small cracks and intermittent holds, protruding wartlike from the rock, provided passage up an otherwise smooth surface.

There is a highway and bicycle path along the top of the dam; locks provide passage for barges and small seagoing craft.

When Mal provides passage for a tight-lipped, nervy doctor and his seemingly catatonic sister, River Tam (Summer Glau), a new hell is set to yawn open.

The most common spacers or turbulence promoters for membrane processes are net-like materials which enhance mass transfer as well as provide passage for feed solutions.