Sentence examples for while i passed from inspiring English sources

My husband failed his driving test three times too, while I passed mine straight away - which is quite irrelevant to this piece, of course, but gives me another chance for a cheap jibe.

My husband dodged what looked to be the last of the season's snowflakes for a run on nearby Boston Common, while I passed up the hotel's privileges at a health club a block away in favor of the bicycles, treadmill and weights of the small downstairs exercise room.

And I have met many people along my way who shouted while I passed in my red sporting clothes "Santa Claus passes by!" or "That is a huge child on that kids' scooter!" It's not always easy to scooter across Germany without any help of a motor, believe me.

"EPO all in my veins; Lately things just don't seem the same; Actin' funny, but I don't know why; 'Scuse me while I pass this guy".

I'm trying to keep my eyes open while I pass people.

And all of the little men that normally maintain my physical body as a functioning unit put in overtime hours to repair the damage while I pass out watching How I Met Your Mother on my couch for several hours in a lifeless pile of self-loathing.

A short while later I pass Lower Cwmgwannon farm, where Kilvert had paid one such visit to Mrs Watkins.

Although I happily used the new three-dimensional virtual male model on the Lands Endd site as a guide to shop for clothes for my husband (I measured his arm length and inseam with a tape measure while he napped), I passed up the site's $5 option to wrap the gift in tissue inside a bright plaid box.

I'm still waiting to hear Sarah Crown's take on Stephen King's Misery and Desperation, which I passed on a while back, and I'm now scanning my inner circle for someone to hand Joe Hill's NOS4A2 to - I was properly scared by it, in a way I haven't been for ages, and I want to find another horror fiction fan to pick it over with.

"Three years ago, while visiting the Ukraine, I passed along a high brick wall," Chelbin told me.

Once, while at the Smithsonian, I passed by a painting by Lila Cabot Perry, an artist with whom I was unfamiliar.