Sentence examples for real pass from inspiring English sources

Sanchez is getting harassed – the Jets made the Patriots look like they had a real pass rush for one of the few times this season – and when he is pressured he seems to lose confidence and accuracy.

"The way they're framing this whole thing is that [fighting for Islamic State] is not just an obligation, it's the only real pass to absolute cleansing of all your sins," she said.

He is always off limits to tacklers -- having a starting quarterback hurt on a practice sack is every franchise's nightmare -- so the only time he faces a real pass rush, and his line's limitations, is during a game.

Although he is not facing a real pass rush because the quarterback is not allowed to be hit in training camp, quarterback KERRY COLLINS nonetheless looks very sharp, throwing the ball with accuracy and extraordinary timing, especially to wide receivers AMANI TOOMER and IKE HILLIARD.

Juno is in the faraway part of its wide elliptical orbit around Jupiter right now, but the science instruments are warmed up and ready to do some science towards the end of the month when the probe makes its first real pass at the planet.

The students, thinking the message was real, passed it along via the many online channels regularly used by this tech-savvy school, reaching thousands of students within minutes by e-mail, Facebook and Twitter.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale were both among the scorers on Tuesday as Real passed the mark set by bitter rivals Barcelona, who won 18 straight games in the 2005-06 campaign under Frank Rijkaard.

The note was real, passed from Valerie to V when he was imprisoned.

Bradford did not make his first real deep pass against the 29th-ranked pass defense until late in the third quarter; all his previous throws were short and safe.

The real Borgo Pass is a high mountain pass in the Eastern Carpathian Mountains, with soft, rolling, green hills.

Good photographs capture these crucial instances, symbolic ones, that in real time pass too quickly for the eye to register.