Sentence examples for which could pass from inspiring English sources

The Clinton Foundation, which could pass from one generation to the next?

Same went for a couple of the work shirts, which could pass for smocks, if left untucked.

"When we do, they are not often of the quality which could pass through an international border".

"Found" (2006) documents a series of stuffed birds, silhouetted and touched with color, which could pass as paper cutouts.

On reducing the aperture to one half, I expected only a quarter of the rays which could pass on full aperture to pass now.

Experimental data of n-propanol/water, which could pass the thermodynamic consistency test, were regressed to get suitable binary interaction parameters (BIPs) by the UNIQUAC thermodynamic model.

But one reason for that was the cancellation of the high school exit exam, which used to be required for graduation and which students could pass only if they had attained a modicum of understanding of algebra and English skills.

The final day on which MPs could pass a withdrawal deal and avoid holding European parliament elections.

He needed another agency in New York to which he could pass some clients for American work, among them Parker Pens.

It makes one wish that there were a machine through which we could pass our words, and fix ourselves.

Then he dropped a 30-yard touchdown pass into Eddie Royal's arms through the only football-sized opening through which it could pass.