Passage in a sentence

But he’s got a lot of story to tell; a rich trajectory that contains his passage through politics and governance.

Crucial passage in the game coming up as CSK eye to remove the pair that can spoil the party for them at Chepauk.

In 1847, Sir John Franklin and a crew of 128 men disappeared without a trace while searching for the Northwest Passage.

As a group, equities analysts expect that Passage Bio, Inc. will post -1.99 EPS for the current fiscal year.

Despite the passage of time, O’Shea says the son of two-time Group 1 winner Contributer hasn’t let him down.

First, Poland has to reverse the questionable new rules for the judiciary, which will require the passage of new legislation.

Hontiveros then vowed to continue to push for the passage of her bill, which seeks to decriminalize libel in the Philippines.

But this year, Biden also got to watch another one of his grandchildren go through that rite of passage.

However, the passage of a contentious law last month seems to have mobilized greater support for Tusk.

It’s a passage where the conventional dry-an-end-up ploy would have frustrated the Australian batters.

His forthcoming book is From King to Obama: Witness to a Turbulent History (Middle Passage Press).

In March they attempted to cross an international bridge on the rumor that they would be given passage for a supposed “migrant day”.

And, for me, it signalled the moment that Celtic secured their passage to the Scottish Cup final.

As for Simon and Connie, who insisted on leaving, they were each granted passage, through the elements of air and water respectively.

He added that with the passage of the Bill, the AAP government will now resort to "politics" instead of working for the people of Delhi.

A win would guarantee a passage through to the Round of 16, while a draw may also be enough.

Cortes said though, that before the passage of the resolution, they have also already discussed the matter with Cebu governor Gwen Garcia.

Germany will of course have known the math: A win was all that was required to ensure passage to the round of 16 of the Women’s World Cup.

About 30,000 whales are expected to head north up the coast this year on their annual passage from Antarctica to breed in North Queensland.

It’s a stunning turn for a measure that seemed to be sailing toward passage ever since the Democratic governor unveiled the bill in January.