This was the passage that had first tickled my fancy.
Ford clattered it against the woodwork, which sparked the passage that led to that final try.
During the passage that included batteries south at Warrenton, Porter's vessels were under fire for two and a half hours.
But the passage that got most attention was a metaphor to describe conflicting capitalist ethics – "predators and producers".
Frankly, though, the passage that helped me survive the first long weeks came from T. H. White's wonderful "The Once and Future King," an Arthurian fantasy novel.
The passage that was supposed to sound like Bruckner — Jack Hubbard's final weather report, shortly before the detonation — came out sounding like, well, John Adams.
The article also misstated the relationship between Esther Williams, whose autobiography was a subject this month, and Jeff Chandler, who was in the passage that was read.
A white board blocked off the passage that led to the short corridor where the bins jammed with Santa letters usually resided.
To the left you can enter the higher block, and under your feet, though you don't really know it, is the passage that connects the two.
The passage that connected the house and the barn was replaced with a gallery whose cementitious facade resembles a chalkboard left out in the rain, so "Corey can pull up a ladder and start drawing out there," Mr. Slarsky said.
Unfortunately, the passage that had so moved him, or his speechwriters, was from "The Vision of Elena Silves," a 1989 novel about a Peruvian Maoist revolutionary, by Nicholas Shakespeare, the Telegraph's chief book reviewer.
