Sentence examples for real passage from inspiring English sources

And yet the fifty-year birthday of a good children's book marks a real passage, since it means that the book hasn't been passed just from parent to child but from parent to child and on to child again.

This first move is compatible with real passage.

The elegant results are rooted in the body and in the ethereal but very real passage of time.

Best thing about it For younger kids, the castle comes to life in activities (included in the price) such as a the falconry display, fun swordsmanship workshop, and guided tours specifically for four-eight-year-olds in which they see a real secret passage (and George was chosen to dress up as a knight in real chain mail).

But it looks unlikely that its real-world passage will leave flames behind it.

Mr. Lucas said the bill's only real chance for passage is if lawmakers decide to use its savings as part of the debt negotiations.

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, has already expressed deep reservations about pushing ahead with gun legislation that could damage the political fortunes of his colleagues in the Senate without any real chance of passage in the Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House

It must have started while growing up in the middle of rural nowhere, where the real rite of passage wasn't turning 18 – we'd all been drinking for years anyway – but turning 17 and starting driving lessons.

It's a real rite of passage versus sitting back and watching this thing happen It's not cathartic, and it's consumed rather than being transformative in some way.

But now that the bill appears to have a real chance of passage, they said, some moderate senators, heavily lobbied by business, are backing off the bill, worried that it might hurt or anger their business constituents.

Next, equivalent distance of transferring is conceived considering the real distance of passage and different affections of facilities equipped along.