Sentence examples for with one passing from inspiring English sources
When, in March of 2014, three members of a CAT team drank too much before a presidential trip to the Netherlands, with one passing out in the hallway, they were sent home and immediately disciplined.
Quarterback Quincy Carter, meanwhile, helped Dallas with one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown.
Not only do the hands have another physical dimension, but they also interact with each other, with one passing through the other.
In these forms, the bicipital groove has been rotated medially by torsion of the humerus so that a line passing through the center of the head of the humerus in man makes an angle of 30° with one passing through the plane of the groove (Inman, Saunders and Abbott).
Traffic was simulated with one pass on clay soil for a front-wheel assist tractor (FWA, load = 77.7 kN) and a four-wheel drive tractor (4WD, load = 98.01 kN) on three soil conditions: direct sowing systems, ploughed and seedbed.
By combining of high-intensity UV with the ECAE process, ultra-fine grained (UFG) aluminum with grain size about ~2 µm was attained only with one pass, enabling even higher values of microhardness on processed samples.
Five critical parameters may have influence on the thermal performance of a solar air collector with one pass: (1) heat transfer resistance in the airflow channel, (2) height of the stagnant air layer, (3) optical properties of the transparent cover, (4) emittance of the absorber plate and (5) conductive thermal resistance of the back plate.
The note advised against paddling near walruses, because "walruses often mistake kayaks for whales and can easily wreck them with one pass".
Wilson left the game in the first quarter after getting the wind knocked out of him, but he returned in the second half and finished with one pass defended.
Diana Taurasi (21 points, 7 rebounds, 6 steals, 8 turnovers) even hit the referee in the foot with one pass, and Auriemma could not yank her out of the game fast enough in the first half.
Bergkamp could find acres of space and strip a defence naked with one pass, as shown in Jeroen Henneman's diagram ("One moment the pitch is crowded and narrow. Suddenly it is huge and wide … A miracle") in Winner's book Brilliant Orange.
