Sentence examples for the final passages from inspiring English sources

The final passages of reconciliation are swathed in soothing, mock-baroque music.

Or a reworking of the final passages of George Eliot's Middlemarch?

In the final passages Cowell is observed firing off memos about the Olympics and enthusing about his recent colonic irrigation.

The current "Romeo and Juliet," which initiated the discussion, removes Paris's death from the final passages, the better to drive the play toward its tragic conclusion with dispatch.

The final passages of the book are an eerie imagining of the Earth without mankind: A wind came across the ocean, sweeping with it a pall of fine white ash.

The basic architecture of the fund was designed in less than 24 hours, with the final passages written at 4 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 21, just hours before the measure was passed by both chambers.

I had just published Caryl Phillips's first novel, The Final Passage, and Kureishi expressed a quite competitive desire to outdo his Caribbean rival.

In the final passage of "The Petting Zoo," Billy Wolfram, accompanied by a mythic raven, succumbs.

Thus, the final passage from a cramped indoor setting to nature expansive signifies the Forester's personal awakening.

In 1996, Phillips adapted and co-produced The Final Passage as a two-part television serial, directed by Sir Peter Hall.

The final passage in Mark (16:9–20) is omitted in some manuscripts, including the two oldest, and a shorter passage is substituted in others.