Examples of 'pass one' in a sentence
Meaning of "pass one"
The phrase 'pass one' is not a commonly used phrase in English. Without additional context, it is difficult to determine the intended meaning of this phrase
How to use "pass one" in a sentence
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pass one
I can only pass one at the time.
Pass one of the following elective exams.
Sami did not pass one of the tests.
Pass one down to your friends.
There is a mountain pass one klick north.
Then pass one of those queer sauces.
There is a mountain pass one kIick north.
Pass one of them golf clubs.
Numbers will then pass one by one.
Pass one crutch over to the other side.
It came to pass one met ittimangnerk.
Pass one along to the boy next to you.
You just have to pass one more test.
To pass one austerity bill after the other.
I can only pass one of you.
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Guess it ai not over when you pass one.
Students must pass one science test to graduate.
Not unless you pass one.
I will pass one million dollars.
You might need a bus pass one day.
The dogs pass one another without incident.
We were not to be allowed to pass one measure.
Time will pass one way or the other.
Congress would have to pass one.
One year will pass one way or another.
Pass one over here.
Students must pass one year of.
Pass one to your mom.
I wasnt able to pass one of the major subjects.
Pass one or two eggs.
Just hit your pedal and pass one over.
Pass one of these days.
Accommodate a train of this length in order to pass one another.
Pass one check point means reduce some danger.
And that meant it had to pass one or two safety tests.
Pass one gift around at a time while a music played.
Drink water out of water fountains whenever you pass one.
And pass one another.
The way to eliminate them is to make them pass one over.
To cross the pass one needs special climbing equipment.
All we can do is wait for him to pass one of those hot bills.
I pass one bedtime.
I do not mind sloppy seconds if you want to pass one of them my way.
Pass one around.
He may speak many truths in order to bring to pass one big lie.
To pass one of the three or more subjects necessary to earn a degree.
Cut the sentences in half and pass one half out to each student.
Pass one day.
The candidate must pass one exam before sitting for the next.
It was only twenty feet wide and vehicles could barely pass one another.
