Sentence examples for will continue to pass from inspiring English sources

Most passengers will continue to pass through just metal detectors.

Certainly Nato has and will continue to pass the test.

Everything below 60 feet remains the property of Transport for London, which seems fair enough as Tube trains will continue to pass through, though it means that the slightly ambience-sapping "Danger of Death – Keep Out" signs across various doors will have to stay.

Adjusting To Airline Prices Money manager says airliners will continue to pass on rising costs- and consumers will adjust.

They will continue to pass through until the end of the month and even into early November.

Formula 1, and endurance races like Le Mans, will continue to pass on their DNA to the cars we drive today and tomorrow.

"But," wrote Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett in a report to investors Monday, "we're skeptical investors will continue to give DirecTV a free pass".

Robert Kubica, a driver at Renault, agreed and said that passing will continue to happen mostly in Turns 1 and 4. "The most challenging part of the lap is the old Turn 8 [now Turn 18], which is very difficult for braking because of the lateral forces acting on the car, and it's easy to lock the inside front wheel," Kubica added.

For now, states will most likely continue to pass their own immigration-related laws, even as the legal turf remains murky, said Dirk Hegen, a policy associate with the National Conference of State Legislatures.

However, if combined into existing Bt-IRM programs, MS releases may also be advantageous to the maintenance of susceptible populations within refuges as male MS heterozygotes within these areas will survive and continue to pass on susceptibility alleles in subsequent generations.

Will I continue to see this kind of loss around me? Will people I know continue to pass at this rapid rate?