Sentence examples for start to passing from inspiring English sources

The first commercial 4G-LTE networks were launched in late 2009, so if the report's forecast holds out it will have taken around seven years for 4G-LTE to go from a standing start to passing one billion connections globally.

There are early signs of a broad easing as banks start to pass the savings on.

In a D&E abortion, providers say, the fetus may accidentally start to pass through the cervix while still alive.

Consumers are likely to face rising food prices in the coming months if supermarkets start to pass on the higher cost of imported goods to customers.

The interrogators "watched his eyes to the point that the detainee would nod and start to pass out, then... shook the detainee to wake him".

Rosberg had made an excellent start to pass Vettel on the opening lap but was forced down the order thanks to a drive-through penalty.

Because of that, I believe banks will inevitably start to pass those questions off to chatbots in order to free up loan officer time for tasks that actually require their expertise.

Now before you start to pass judgment, it should be mentioned that the captured soldiers were found to have video taped themselves raping Syrian civilians and looting.

Yet this is the severest hypoxia tolerable, since humans start to pass out at FiO2 levels below 6%.

If the truck sees you start to pass, continue passing.

I'm starting to pass out again.