Sentence examples for readily passed from inspiring English sources

The new president has readily passed those tapes on to the press.

While she readily passed along addresses and phone numbers for some refugee scholars to be interviewed, she said of the rest: "I don't know where they are.

Some 50 million people worldwide are believed to carry MRSA, which is readily passed by skin contact but rarely causes infection in healthy individuals.

Another emerging trend in auction fraud is identity theft, involving auction accounts set up using other people's names and credit card numbers -- information that is often readily passed around.

After confirming that Utrecht would cost $10,000 a year for tuition and living expenses versus $40,000 at the University of California, Berkeley, his first choice, he readily passed up the tawny hills of Northern California for the chilly canals of the Netherlands.

However, [51Cr]-EDTA readily passed the TG by >30 times compared to the CNS.

That leaves a stiff scaffolding through which sound waves can readily pass, without compromising the wood's elasticity.

I went home that night thankful I'd taken the time to give directions and vowing not to readily pass up another opportunity like that again.

This altered form more readily passes through cell membranes than mercury itself and becomes more and more concentrated as it works its way up the food chain.

Last month, in his exhortation, Francis said, "We have to be like the father of the prodigal son, who always keeps his door open so that when the son returns, he can readily pass through it".

Bereft of the requisite cowboy hat, his tousled mass of shoulder-length hair suggests a bad-boy rocker; with his pierced left ear lobe, he could more readily pass for a contestant on "American Idol" than on its country counterpart, "Nashville Star".