Sentence examples for that passed from from inspiring English sources

Last spring, Chinese authorities announced the discovery of a strain of flu, H7N9, that passed from birds to humans, and that has limited transmission among humans.

Rather, his principal endeavour was to create a state that would lie astride the major overland trade routes that passed from northern India to central and western Asia.

It is hard to think that so huge an event could be swallowed up, but it was, instantly, by the public commentary on it: the anchors' new tone of voice, the words that passed from mouth to mouth.

There have been multiple changes in front of the camera: Hewer is just the current holder of a chairing baton that passed from the late Whitely to the rather diffident Des Lynam, then subsequently to Des O'Connor and Jeff Stelling.

Far from California, the twilit deals of a divided and pauperised Vienna fired Greene's imagination: the penicillin racket (a "grim truth"), the subterranean warren of the sewers that passed from one occupied zone to another, the nightclubs full of seedy chancers.

Mr. Ture's advocacy of Pan-Africanism was the last phase in a political evolution that passed from indifference to the civil rights movement when he was a high school student to emergence as an effective nonviolent volunteer risking his life against segregation to honorary prime minister of the Black Panther Party.

There isn't much time that passes from limp to carrion.

It is a stream of water that passes from the warm tropics up toward Europe.

We are all too aware of illnesses that pass from one generation to the next.

That virtually eliminated the incidence of Japanese encephalitis, a disease that passes from pigs to humans via mosquito.

"Every minute that passes from collapse to [cardiopulmonary resuscitation] or defibrillation, the chances of survival goes down by 10%.