Sentence examples for take it past from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, there is the use of an exclusive golf course and the complimentary gift of a shotgun (it's all been arranged in advance with customs so you can take it past airport security on the way home) or perfume-making sessions.

The spacecraft will swing by Earth a year after launching for a boost to Venus, which it will fly by in October 2006 and June 2007 for course changes that take it past Mercury in January and October 2008, and again in September 2009.

The launch took place in January, 2006, with the relatively small spacecraft — "a concert grand piano with a giant salad bowl on top," as one of its designers fondly described it to me — hitched to the Atlas V, one of NASA's most powerful rockets.* Once New Horizons passed Jupiter, more than a year later, its trajectory would take it past nothing of real scientific interest until Pluto.

The launch took place in January, 2006, with the relatively small spacecraft—"a concert grand piano with a giant salad bowl on top," as one of its designers fondly described it to me hitched to the Atlas V, one of NASA's most powerful rockets.* Once New Horizons passed Jupiter, more than a year later, its trajectory would take it past nothing of real scientific interest until Pluto.

That might easily take it past the Harvard campus.

I'll mention the one stipulation the Commissioner imposed and then I'll hang up: if you purchase the bridge and take it past the fifteen miles, it's yours.

That takes it past Batman v Superman (£36.6m), and positions it breathing down the neck of Deadpool (£37.9m).

On its debut in April, its 12 million viewers took it past Glee and Dancing with the Stars in the ratings.

The young Frenchman took the ball down and, in very limited space, took it past Robbie Brady's outstretched leg, turned Ryan Bennett's challenge, and drove his shot home.

India added over 10m mobile-phone subscribers in March alone, taking it past America (by some estimates) to become the second-biggest mobile market in the world.

Engineers are sending Messenger on a 4.9-billion-mile journey that takes it past Earth once, Venus twice and Mercury three times.