pass on something造句

• She called to pass on something for my story.
• She paints to pass on something of herself.
• When asked why he's pursued genealogy with such zeal, Greco says that it's to " pass on something to the children ."
• To let them go with a slap on the wrist and give them a pass on something like that is absolutely the wrong message that we would want to send.
• According to Novak, " Armitage did not, as he now indicates, merely pass on something he had heard and that he'thought'might be so.
• They're reliving their childhoods, or perhaps creating the childhoods they wished they'd had, so that they can pass on something of value to the next generation.
• So while she may be brave, she's not stupid and is also taking a pass on something that almost every designer has shown here this week : hot pants.
• But, she said, she was able to pass on something lasting from the 1960s : a social conscience, trained to examine social justice issues, infused with a spirit of voluntarism.
• No, the studio knows who is paying for the tickets and what will lure them, the boomers, in : an exercise in nostalgia and an opportunity to pass on something precious to their own young.
• In a column titled " The real story behind the Armitage story ", Novak stated : " First, Armitage did not, as he now indicates, merely pass on something he had heard and that he'thought'might be so.