Sentence examples for to pass about from inspiring English sources

The storm's eye was expected to pass about 50 miles (80km) from Puerto Rico late on Wednesday.

Relatively complete sensory deprivation (such as may be experienced, for example, by persons undergoing prolonged stays in experimental isolation chambers) compresses the experience of time to the point that short or long intervals (from about a minute to a day) seem to pass about twice as fast as usual.

The category Five Cyclone Pam had been expected to pass about 100km away, but changed direction and hit populated areas.

A spokeswoman said the funding provided to councils should allow them to pass about £4.00 per hour to nurseries for each childcare place.

The government also needs to pass about 800 pieces of secondary legislation (known as statutory instruments) to ensure that UK law actually works properly on the day the UK leaves the EU.

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Affirmed did not like to be passed; about that you didn't need an interpreter.

The hurricane then made its closest approach to Puerto Rico, passing about 75 mile southeast of Maunabo.

Around this time, Ditra made its closet approach to Reunion, passing about 150 mile south-southeast of the island.

While it was strengthening, Mitch made its closest point of approach to Jamaica, passing about 230 mi (370 km) west-southwest of the island.

Several hours later, the hurricane made its closest approach to Bermuda, passing about 200 mi (320 km) west of the island.