Sentence examples for with passage from from inspiring English sources

With few direct roads between them, and with passage from one point to another traditionally difficult, Italy's towns and cities have a history of self-sufficiency, independence, and mutual mistrust.

The route began with passage from Perth to Pinjarra, before turning south-west and passing through low, open scrubland, and a medium-timbered area with low marshes.

p27 is also importantly regulated by proteolysis, with the p27 t1/2 decreasing fivefold to eightfold with passage from G0 to S phase [ 18, 19].

Additionally, for some of the clonal pathogens (e.g., M. tuberculosis) infective dosage is thought to be quite small which may lead to repeat bottlenecking associated with passage from host to host (Smith et al. 2006; Hershberg et al. 2008).

Who would have thought the road to riches was lined with passages from Lolita?

He also started to sprinkle his speeches with passages from the Koran.

I thought with sympathy of Flaubert's biographers, whose prose has to share a page with passages from the master.

He began to pad it with passages from other texts, taking extended trips to the library at Grand Army Plaza.

Here are a few of those pictures, along with passages from Melville's writing that inspired them.

Mr. Kannaourides repeatedly confronted Mr. Yaacoub with passages from the signed statement that he gave to the police in July.

Just as I suspected, it was dotted with passages from Shakespeare's great tragedy, cheek by jowl with Mr. Levring's less elevated dialogue.