Sentence examples for where passage from inspiring English sources

The legislation now goes to the House, where passage is expected.

If it does pass, it will go to the Assembly, where passage is considered more likely.

The Palestinians' plan is to petition the United Nations General Assembly, where passage is all but assured.

It will now go before the State Senate, which is evenly divided politically and where passage is uncertain.

The 222-to-199 vote, largely along party lines, sends the legislation to the Senate, where passage is less certain.

The referendum is first subject to the approval of the State Legislature, where passage is far from guaranteed.

Where passages splinter off, directional markers are attached to lines with arrows pointing to the nearest exit, in some cases more than two miles away.

Bianchi showed me around the new headquarters of the city daily, La Nuova Ferrara, where passages from "The Garden of the Finzi-Continis" have been painted onto the walls of the office of Stefano Scansani, the editor-in-chief.

Initially, it's the choreography's responses to the rhythm and vocal music that are most striking: moments where the force of Tempest's quasi-rap delivery sends a current of spiking energy through the dancers' footwork, or where passages of more melodious lyricism float them on longer phrases of movement.

This is, in principle, a weighted equivalent level where passages in the evening and at night are counted as 5 dB and 10 dB noisier, respectively, than is actually the case.

The reports say Vincent has claimed at least 12 games he played in around the world were involved in some sort of match or spot fixing - where passages of the game are rigged by illegal bookmakers.