"Passage" Example Sentences
1. The ship sailed into the narrow passage between the two cliffs.
2. The passage of time heals all wounds.
3. The narrow passage was dark and damp.
4. The passage quoted from the novel was rather obscure.
5. The passage through customs was quick and easy.
6. The train passed through a long tunnel with dim passage lights.
7. They hiked for hours through the narrow passage of the canyon.
8. His speech received wide passage in the press.
9. After his death, his words continue to inspire and circulate widely.
10. My book received positive reviews and good passage.
11. The passage of the new law led to many changes.
12. She read aloud from the passage in the textbook.
13. The cave had many narrow passages branching off from the main corridor.
14. I have trouble memorizing lengthy passages of text.
15. We read several passages from Shakespeare's plays.
16. The doctor recommended daily exercise and a healthy diet to reduce passage risks.
17. The cat quietly stalked its prey through the tiny passage.
18. The tornado tore through the small town, destroying everything in itspassage.
19. We waited our turn for passage on the crowded ferry.
20. He studied the graphic passage of historical events.
21. Planes were delayed while workers cleared debris from the runway passage.
22. As time passes, history fades into passage.
23. The voyage across the Atlantic was a long and perilous passage.
24. She recited the poetry passage by memory.
25. The narrow passage was only wide enough for a single file of soldiers.
26. The passengers claimed their passage on the next voyage.
27. The milk carton offered a cash reward for information leading to the safe passage of the missing child.
28. We discussed several controversial passages in the essay.
29. The river formed a natural passage through the otherwise impassable jungle terrain.
30. The boat slowly made its passage through the strait.
31. The book contains informative passages on famous battles.
32. They compared different passages from the same source to detect discrepancies.
33. The medicine eased the passage of digestion.
34. All students must pass passages from the textbook before exams.
35. The voyagers hoped for a safe passage across the uncharted sea.
36. We read several disparate passages from the same author.
37. The coming of spring brought passage of renewal.
38. The breezeway provided a covered passage between the two buildings.
39. She memorized lengthy passages of text verbatim.
40. The lawmaker promoted passage of the bill.
41. We hiked through the narrow passage in single file.
42. The river formed a natural passage through the forest.
43. The ship made its passage around the Cape of Good Hope.
44. The professor gave a lecture on the historical passage of time.
45. The explorers lost their way in the complex passage of the cave system.
46. The hallway provided easy passage between rooms.
47. The skipper piloted the ship through troubled passage of the sea.
48. We analyzed the poetic passage for metaphor and symbolism.
49. The law aims to improve passage and reduce traffic congestion.
50. The expedition faced many obstacles in its passage across uncharted territory.
51. The train passed through the long dark passage of the mountain tunnel.
52. She delivered the eulogy with great passion and passage.
53. The narrow passage of the river formed a natural border.
54. The ship finally made passage out of the harbor after weeks of waiting.
55. The airplane made its smooth passage over the Atlantic Ocean.
56. The book provides readers with deep insights into the passage of life.
57. They memorized lengthy passages from the heart.
58. The bill gained legislative passage after much debate.
59. The old mine shaft had several narrow passages leading off it.
60. The pun was met with mixed passage in the audience.
Common Phases
safe
passage - used to wish that someone can travel without difficulty or danger
the
passage of time - refers to time moving forward
passage through/between - used to describe something traveling in between two points
smooth
passage - used to describe something traveling without trouble or obstacle
natural
passage - used to describe somewhere that allows movement due to being formed by nature
short/long
passage - describes the length of something that allows movement
narrow
passage - describes a
passage that is confined or restricted in width
difficult
passage - refers to something that is hard to travel through
covered
passage - a
passageway that is roofed over
the
passage of a law - when a law is approved and officially made
obscure
passage - a
passage that is difficult to understand
seamless
passage - a transition without interruption
lengthy
passage - a rather extended excerpt of text