Sentence examples for will be passed over from inspiring English sources
"And you are afraid that this will happen to you — that you will be passed over?" "Yes.
And with many of the votes now being decided by a majority rather than consensus, the concern is real that costly regulations will be passed over Britain's objection.
And Bill from accounts will be passed over for his allotted chocolatey triangle, and probably Amy on the desk across from you, too.
Oregon State (10-1) should be rewarded for its first 10-victory season, but it looks as if it will be passed over in the B.C.S. games in favor of television-ratings draws like Notre Dame and a Virginia Tech team led by Michael Vick.
One, which will be passed over quickly because little philosophical work seems to have been done concerning it, is that structure and function mutually constrain each other, but the constraining is only partial.
He also thinks that using search committees to pick university presidents virtually guarantees that people with convictions and backbone will be passed over in favor of people who don't rub any campus constituencies the wrong way.
There's a Twitter feed [@TWISST] that tells you when it'll be passing over".
A spokesman for the Met Office said: "The space station will be passing over – and it might look like santa's sleigh".
"During that time, the satellite will be passing over Canada and Africa, as well as vast areas of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans," the update said.
The New Yorker, February 25 , 1967P. 33 A man reported that on a recent Air France flight from Tel Aviv to Athens he was pleasantly surprised to hear the voice on the loudspeaker remark: "Mesdames et Messieurs, dans quelques instants nous survolverons l'Ile de Rhodes", pause a moment, and then say, "Ladies and gentlemen, in a few minutes we will be passing over Rhode Island".
Obviously, many places lack trees for shade but check out building shade try to look for streets where the shade created by buildings will be passing over your car during the hottest part of the day.
