Sentence examples for would pass by from inspiring English sources
"A referendum would pass by a large margin," he said.
The fact that the boat would pass by ground zero never crossed her mind.
The weekly event of Rhyme Time is one that would pass by most residents of Swindon.
These Tories would pass by on the other side, slash and burn and let the poor go hang.
Old black men with sugarcane stalks, children selling stolen flowers, and the pot mender would pass by.
It was simply a place where a lot of people would pass by, and did, usually with sidelong looks.
"There are no set tracks and so it would be highly unlikely that people would pass by regularly".
Every minute, a new friend would pass by, pull Roff in for a hug, and offer condolences.
She remarks, "If you could levitate like a satellite, the whole world would pass by you in 24 hours".
Civil servants heading home from the office would pass by activists holding small protests in downtown Cairo.
After the service, Sharpton held a news conference to discuss a rally he planned to hold Sunday afternoon at Highland Avenue and Sunset Boulevard, just a few blocks froManye Dofby theatre, where the Acelebritiesds were to be held.
