The passage from elementary school to high school is an important time in a child's life.
The King escaped from the castle through a secret passage leading to the river, where a boat was waiting.
Rohinton Mistry will be reading a passage from his novel "A Fine Balance" at Munro's
bookstore Monday night at 7.
The priest read a passage from the Bible during the funeral service.
There was a secret passage behind the bookcase, which lead to other rooms in the castle.
They booked passage on the ship to London.
She was devastated by the death of her
husband, but with the passage of time was able to find happiness in life once more.
There is a Bulgarian proverb which holds that God promises a safe landing, but not a calm passage.
Jean de La Fontaine once wrote that patience, and passage of time do more than strength and
fury.
Nietzsche once stated that the thought of suicide is a great source of comfort; with it a calm passage is to be made across many a bad night.
An evaluation of the importance of a work of art often requires the passage of time.
The 75 self-portraits painted by Rembrandt reveal his passage from youth to old age.
Studies of the Dead Sea Scrolls indicate that the passage in the Bible known as the Sermon on the Mount is actually an ancient Essene prayer dating to hundreds of years before the birth of Christ.
France's early interest in the country of Laos centered on finding a river passage to southern China.
G. K. Chesterton once suggested that you could compile the worst book in the world entirely out of selected passages from the best writers in the world.
According to a popular tourist guide, very few travelers manage to negotiate sea passage out of Djibouti, as there is no passenger service.
On August 15, 1914, a ship made the first complete passage through the Panama Canal.
Forgetting material which is stored in long-term memory cannot be sufficiently explained by the simple passage of time.
The passage of water from our oceans up into the atmosphere is expressed in the flow pattern of the clouds.