Sentence examples for such as passed from inspiring English sources

Fox's statistic applies this methodology to five subcategories — ground-ball outs, fly-ball outs, hits, stolen bases and other events such as passed balls and balks — and adds up the results to determine a player's overall contribution on the basepaths.

Answer their questions honestly, without euphemisms such as passed on, went to sleep, or took a trip.

Some jobs will remain purely manual affairs, she said, such as passing other vehicles and exiting the highway.

In the past I have seen various bewildering team activities, such as passing a quoit backwards through a line of sack-wearing children jumping on balloons.

But they have given no sign that they will do anything to stop the firing — such as passing a law to protect Mueller's independence.

I do not really worry about any other scrum-halves, honing my skills such as passing and kicking and keeping my focus at all times.

I seethed at those who spoke of Amy's death in the clichés of modern usage, such as "passing" and "closure".

It called on the Palestinian Authority to take more steps to promote growth, such as passing trade laws and developing their customs operations.

The same day, Republicans released a collection of mostly sensible ideas such as passing free-trade agreements and clearing the patent office's backlog.

The time wasted debating a balanced budget amendment would be better spent taking care of the House's long list of unfinished business, such as passing appropriations bills.

The company claimed he was dismissed for gross misconduct (such as passing orders directly to managers without first going to the division heads).