Sentence examples for there a passage from inspiring English sources

Seldom is there a passage of simple, straightforward prose.

You look at bits and pieces: a flash of color here, a reference to graffiti or cartooning there, a passage of paint elsewhere.

With the Tchaikovsky concerto in particular, is there a passage where he needs to be on high alert?

I am in the middle of reading Big Magic (Elizabeth Gilbert's new book -- author of Eat, Pray, Love) and there's a passage in there that really resonated with me.

Why is there a "natural passage" from shows about makeovers to ones about changing identities, according to the article?

And in one of your essays, Amos, there's a passage about "an unfathomable rift between two sides in Israel, one side convinced that there's no survival with the occupied territories, the other no survival without them".

One hint: there's a passage he refers to as "the Heimlich maneuver cadenza".

There followed a passage of City camping deep inside Wolves territory.

There's a passage of music in the suite dedicated to Jacques Tati.

There is a passage, for example, in which Diamonstein confronts Salle with a piece of charged personal history.

There is a passage in the epic claiming that the text was divinely revealed to the poet during a dream.