Sentence examples for the considerable passage from inspiring English sources

A White House spokeswoman said at one point that because of the considerable passage of time, Judge Sotomayor could not estimate how many people she had counseled or remember their names.

Both are able to distinguish one person from another even after a considerable passage of time.

I believe that all of this is true, in its own terms, and the passage justly indicates the considerable value of the book's material, its urgency and its resistance to an element of murderous blather in politics, news and entertainment.

Each work is packed with solo passages that displayed the considerable skills of Juilliard's accomplished players: most notably Ms. Karr and Ms. Wenstrom; Emi Ferguson and Christopher Matthews, the flutists; Molly Norcross and Nathanael Udell, the hornists; and Andrew Arceci, the bassist, who had extensive solos in the trio section of each work's Menuetto.

Why the considerable delays?

But luckily for the party, the passage of time and China's considerable economic achievements since Mr Zhao's removal have helped the memories to fade.

Lap dissolves in the tape convey the passage of considerable time.

The mistress was "The Passage".

NORD's lobbying, alongside that of other agencies, was to a considerable degree responsible for the successful passage through Congress of the 1983 Orphan Drug Act (ODA).

And the passage he chose drew considerable criticism.

Last year a total of 46 ships made the trans-Arctic passage, mostly escorted at considerable cost by Russian icebreakers.