Sentence examples for writing passing from inspiring English sources

Whether I am teaching my students the nuances of writing, passing on anecdotes from my lively college professors, or teaching a senior elective on Brazilian History, I draw on my top-notch Harvard history education on a regular basis.

The Chinese box office has a new champ: Monster Hunt, the $35m CGI/live-action fantasy from Hong Kong-born Shrek the Third director Raman Hui, had reached $220m at time of writing, passing 2012 buddy comedy Lost in Thailand ($204m) to become the highest grossing domestic film ever.

That is why I decided to write this piece; I was tired of people who hadn't read our writing passing judgment on it and defining it in a way that served their ideological interests to the detriment of ours.

So I lied in both tone and fact: "I have to be in Beijing for a freelance assignment," I wrote, passing it off as fun coincidence.

About boarding a JetBlue flight with Daphne, the pig, Marx writes, "Passing through security with a pig in your arms is easier than doing so without one: you get to keep your shoes on and skip the full-body scanner".

Press flowers, keep ticket stubs, write lyrics, overhear conversations, sketch people and places you see, write passing thoughts and anything else you want.

"The Petit family," he wrote, "passed through their fear into the calm waters of abject terror".

On June 10 he wrote: "Passed Wilbur Titus herding a band of sheep because the herder had left he said.

Dr. Watson and Dr. Crick also used a report Dr. Franklin had written, passed to them by Max Perutz, a colleague and member of a research oversight committee.

In 1890, Powell wrote, "Passing from east to west across this belt a wonderful transformation is observed.

As Eisinger writes, "Passing on one investigation is understandable; passing on every single one starts to speak to something else".