Examples of 'i had to pass' in a sentence
Meaning of "i had to pass"
i had to pass - This phrase is used to convey that the speaker needed to pass or go through a certain experience or situation. It can be used in both literal and metaphorical contexts. In a literal sense, it means physically passing by or through something. In a metaphorical sense, it implies overcoming a challenge or obstacle
How to use "i had to pass" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
i had to pass
I had to pass up three gigs to come back.
It was as if i had to pass through.
I had to pass urine before leaving hospital.
I was trying to count how many doors I had to pass through to get here.
I had to pass an important test to become professional.
I understood that was the test I had to pass.
I had to pass a test or two myself.
You were the last test I had to pass.
I had to pass on something was over.
It was such an important discussion that I had to pass it along.
I had to pass by my old stomping ground.
Others lined the streets through which I had to pass.
I had to pass the exam like everybody else.
I used DRS only if I had to pass the lapped cars.
I had to pass my exams to get it back.
See also
This year I had to pass it on.
I had to pass through three or four cars to get to it.
The house was behind the shop, so to enter I had to pass through the shop.
I had to pass because of other commitments.
The lap-time was not the best because I had to pass everybody at the beginning.
I had to pass a doping test.
After immigration, I had to pass through customs.
I had to pass here on the way to the oil base.
Main course I had to pass on, it was lamb.
I had to pass through a shower of bullets to come and inform.
I was working the nightshift, I had to pass it going home.
I had to pass on to you.
The tractor basically stopped! I had to pass him.
I had to pass her place going to and from the field every day.
On my way home last night, I had to pass a police checkpoint.
I had to pass it.
He was the one making the baskets . I had to pass to Mike.
I had to pass all the light stuff off the truck to him.
In fact right now I'm sorry I had to pass up that second lobster.
I had to pass it to become an Army barber.
If I win, it would be those nibs I had to pass up.
It was as if I had to pass through an impenetrable gate all by myself.
Before I could join their family business, I had to pass a test.
I had to pass a test over ten pages of Talmud.
In fact, now I am sorry I had to pass up that second lobster.
I had to pass up a chance Yes.
I know that I went through every item of George 's estate before I had to pass it on.
I had to pass Brian early on.
I knew that with me nothing will happen . Because I am I had to pass that order.
I had to pass many hours with her in her jail cell in Toronto.
You know, I did a piece on Scotland Yard, so I had to pass their forensic field training.
And I had to pass by some old couple.
And I was forced to not only listen to them, I had to pass comment too.
It is clear that I had to pass through certain sacrifices to finally eliminate anger.
It 's the only thing I had to pass on.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Had
Show more
Had she dreamed of the garden so often
Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
Examples of using Pass
Show more
You will never pass the checkpoint
They pass through the centre of reference
We are taking a first pass at his records now
