Sentence examples for which makes passing from inspiring English sources

The Senate, of course, is hobbled by the excessive use of the filibuster, which makes passing anything difficult.

The heat and humidity degrade the ice surface, which makes passing and stick handling much harder.

Because the complex political dynamics -- which make passing transformational energy legislation extremely challenging and requiring frustrating compromises -- remain the same.

The match, which finished 1-1, was played in such torrential rain that puddles appeared on the pitch which made passing difficult, but until fatigue set in the team remained faithful to the principles coach John Peacock has inculcated into his players.

Which makes his passing all the more heart-rending.

Which makes her sudden passing all the harder to take.

Beer Baron Blends The other day, JIM KOCH, chief executive of the Boston Beer Company, which makes Samuel Adams beer, was passing by the Sam Adams Brewhouse, a bar in the Los Angeles International Airport that sells, guess what?

The film, which makes the time pass for its first hour, feels like a series of disconnected ideas, fragments really.

None are bigger than the one left by James Harrison, which makes a new pass-rushing outside linebacker necessary.

It is a near-monopoly, which makes it easier to pass the cost of concessions on to customers.

Me too, which makes me happy to pass along the word that the Streak's pre-sale page is now up.