Sentence examples for so that it passes from inspiring English sources

It should be allowed its own slow pace so that it passes unnoticed if it ever comes at all.' Is that your view?

McGahern is never sentimental, and the novel's greatest pleasures come from the unflinching probity of his observations: he writes as crisply about the parsimony of a neighbor or sending lambs to be slaughtered as he does about the notion that happiness should be allowed its own slow pace so that it passes unnoticed, if it ever comes at all.

The sural nerve lies 18.8 mm from the lateral border of the Achilles tendon at its insertion, then passes proximally towards the midline so that it passes the lateral border of the tendon 9.8 cm from the calcaneum [ 21, 22].

A district court has been assessing whether a modification might be made to the cross so that it passes constitutional muster.

The object of the game is to throw a ball so that it passes through the korf from above, scoring one point.

The race takes place over the course of three weeks, with a day or two of rest, and the course is altered slightly each year, so that it passes through different villages.

After the Berlin Wall came down, in 1989, the race was rerouted again so that it passed through East Berlin as well.

After the main radar objectives of the mission were completed, the spacecraft's orbit was modified slightly so that it passed repeatedly through the upper fringes of the Venusian atmosphere.

But Stormzy also played a part, attacking May as a "criminal" from the stage in his performance at the Brit awards in February, and helping to generate support for the petition calling for the panel so that it passed the 100,000-signature mark, ensuring a debate in parliament, due to be held on Monday.

Habicot performed a tracheotomy, which allowed him to manipulate the bag so that it passed through the boy's alimentary tract, apparently with no further sequelae.

The District of Columbia suffered so terribly from gun violence that it passed the most stringent gun control laws in the country.