Sentence examples for which passage from inspiring English sources

After the trial the warden of All Souls, John Sparrow, wrote an article in Encounter claiming that the jury would have convicted had the prosecution been able to identify which passage was being driven at, but he, too, did not understand the new law.

So rather than placating Max Baucus, Mark Pryor, Mary Landrieu, Jim Webb, Bill Nelson, Evan Bayh, Claire McCaskill, Blanche Lincoln, Tom Carper, and Ben Nelson, you would've only have needed to placate one of them, and then you could've negotiated with the others from a position of strength in which passage was assured and their vote would've simply been preferable.

Looking at a single passage is no way to judge a novel, of course, but Simkin's quiz is probably measuring something: people who take the quiz aren't trying to decide which passage is Dickensian, and which Bulwerian: they're trying to decide which is better, and they can't.

A postoperative contrast study using gastrografin was carried out 4 days following surgery, in which passage from the esophagus to the jejunum was good without anastomotic leakage.

However, it's not clear which passage he may have been referring to with his call for conversion or death.

Correction: My apologies for first item in last week's News Update in which passage of health care reform was labeled "Big Deal".

I honestly can't remember which passages are missing.

Which passages were created by Mr. La Fosse or by Mr. Garland becomes irrelevant.

Or if you're a particularly lazy student, knowing which passages have caught previous readers' eyes is a boon.

In addition, some songs contain recitative-like sections in which passages of text are recited rhythmically on a single pitch.

Still other passage plans are networks in which passages are laid out in a "city-block" pattern with many intersecting passages and many closed loops.