Sentence examples for the passage for from inspiring English sources

He, and the senior of the two officers we are relieving, step into the passage for a moment.

He set the passage for piano, bass and vocals, serving up the text in pastel-colored jazz chords and a crooning vocal line delivered by Andy Bey.

The restaurant has approximately thirty tables, and the only space for dancing is also the passage for waiters, so dancers have to be nimble.

Scanning the passage for candidates, I came upon the likely referent: the word 'canapés.' ("A slave girl brought bread and many canapés, a lavish spread").

Pain can also occur when patients turn their head or breathe deeply (both of which narrow the passage for the nerves and vessels).

The primitive archaeogastropods retain two nephridia; the right nephridium provides the passage for eggs or sperm from the ovary or testis to the mantle cavity.

In the pharynx the passages for air and food cross.

Along the inclination direction of coal mining face, the crack development and strata separation are obvious, which create the passages for gas flow and migration.

Nuclear pore complexes, which are elaborate channels that span the double membrane, provide the passages for transport between the nucleus and the cytoplasm.

Unlike other lambeosaurines, the passages for the airways do not form an S-curve in the crest (at least not in H. altispinus).

I cried for the passage of time, for this little girl, now camper that my mother would never know.