Sentence examples for upon a passage from inspiring English sources
One evening we were reading Dr. Johnson & came upon a passage from his "Observations on the Present State of Affairs", which is to the point.
My confidence in Falk's judgment is not increased by coming upon a passage early on in which he maintains that Iraq, Iran and North Korea have a right to weapons of mass destruction.
By Jacob Mikanowski February 26 , 2014In the early eighteen-fifties, while editing a physics textbook, a Parisian typesetter named Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville came upon a passage that described the inner workings of the human ear.
Illustration: Universal History Archive/Getty In the early eighteen-fifties, while editing a physics textbook, a Parisian typesetter named Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville came upon a passage that described the inner workings of the human ear.
In the early eighteen-fifties, while editing a physics textbook, a Parisian typesetter named Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville came upon a passage that described the inner workings of the human ear.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, November 21 , 1959P. 41 Leafing through "My Philosophical Development," by Bertrand Russell, we came upon a passage that might be of help to all badgered quiz contestants, granted that they can figure it out.
CNN and Fox didn't: Goldstein notes that they made their call upon seeing a passage "eight lines from the bottom of page 2".
"There is a Ferry kept over Potomack...and much the nighest Way from Annapolis to Williamsburg, where all gentlemen may depend upon a ready Passage in a good new boat and able hands".
Upon a subsequent passage, 998 of the cells would die and each of the two LTP cells would give rise to a sphere of 1000 cells.
Upon a subsequent passage, all the cells will again die or not participate to the culture expansion except for the single LTP cell, which survives, divides, and forms a new sphere.
JANE PLAPINGER, who is Jewish, can laugh about her first Passover Seder with Naif Ahmed, her Egyptian-born husband of six years: It fell upon him to read aloud a passage about how his people enslaved the Jews.
