Sentence examples for would only pass from inspiring English sources
Mr Pearce initially claimed the agency would only pass the evidence to the ICO once Scotland Yard had completed Operaton Tuleta, a long-running investigation into evidence gathered years ago by Soca that was never acted upon.
Legends of Valhalla: Thor is merely a riff on the Kenneth Branagh movie and Moonlight: The Vampires would only pass for Twilight if it was very dark and you'd left your glasses at home.
Ministers were appalled last week by the insistence of HBOS and RBS, which benefited from the government-backed recapitalisation scheme, that they would only pass on part of the Bank of England's 1 percentage point rate cut.
The Nationwide spokesman said: 'Money market rates have gone up in the last three to four weeks, and this adds to the cost of our long-term borrowing.' He said the building society, which has more than one million mortgage customers, would only pass on the rises to new customers.
"We promised our companies we would only pass our money along to the foundation when legal peace has been achieved," says Wolfgang Gibowski.
It stands to reason when employees are treated like pond scum, that they would only pass that on to customers.
He'd only pass you the ball in two circumstances.
Still, an open passing attack would only give the Jets more chances to do what they have done best this season.
As always, the judgement of such a stunt would only be passed after the game itself.
The cost of procuring the renewable energy would only be passed on to those customers who select this option and not impact anybody else.
AN ELECTION in Queensland, or the "deep north", as it is known, would usually attract only passing interest from the rest of Australia.
