Sentence examples for though passage from inspiring English sources

The bill now goes to the Senate, though passage is far from guaranteed.

Even though passage of the measure was assured Tuesday, Republicans used their procedural power to delay a final vote until Wednesday evening while they forced Democrats to vote on a series of politically tinged proposals on immigration and estate taxes that had no chance of being approved.

Though passage of the law allowed thousands of the dictatorship's opponents to be released from prison or to return from exile abroad, it has been interpreted to protect members of the military dictatorship responsible for torture, murder, and other crimes.

The oldest of these date from the early 7th century, though passages of devotional character can be found in earlier Tamil literature.

Gorsuch has not ruled on abortion rights, though passages in his writings have been cited to suggest that he would be aligned against Roe v. Wade.

Each sense though had passages that were bland and which seemed equally unconnected to their subject matter.

What they needed most of all, though, was safe passage.

With both Gilberto and Flávio doubtful for today's game against Algeria, though, Angola's passage to the last eight is far from assured.

The bill's passage, though by a slim margin, reflected the enduring legacy of a scandal in which the former state treasurer, Paul J. Silvester, pleaded guilty last September to federal corruption and money laundering charges.

In one passage, though, Oprah turned to the state of the country.

And yet we act as though this passage were somehow a normal thing — and the terrible truth is that, in a symbolic sense, at least, it is.