Sentence examples for think to pass from inspiring English sources

"It is too early, I think, to pass a judgment".

Miller was on the ice, but McDonagh, startled to find the Islanders' net vacant, did not think to pass.

You can argue that evil will always seek a blueprint and find a way, but we are still obliged, I think, to pass beyond the pathology of the madman and pose a vaster and no less vexing question.

Just as it's difficult to imagine a writer before Joyce who would think to describe the night sky as "The heaventree of stars hung with humid nightblue fruit," it's difficult to imagine a player before Cruijff who would think to pass the ball with the outside of his foot, or a player before Pele who would attempt a dummy as audacious as this.

Every month four to eight tonnes of heroin are thought to pass westward through the Balkans.

At least 60percentt of all cocaine that enters the United States is widely thought to pass through Mexico.

But because it is currently not thought to pass on easily between humans, the risk of an international spread beyond the odd returning traveller is described as "unlikely".

But when he transferred to the NSA, no one thought to pass on the personnel file, so they employed him without checking his backstory (perhaps they simply looked at "TheTrueHOOHAA" posts and decided, mistakenly, that he was one of them).

The lack of shooters to spread the defense seems to bring out the worst instincts in Anthony, who was so focused on his shot that the only time he thought to pass out of the pick-and-roll was when he was in the air for a shot and it became clear passing was the only way to avoid being blocked.

When these individuals reproduce, they are thought to pass on their acquired traits.

With the exception of IgG1, which is known to be transferred by active transcellular transport, the other proteins are thought to pass paracellularly through the temporarily open barrier.