Examples of 'want to pass' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to pass"
In everyday language, 'want to pass' typically means having the desire or intention to succeed in a task, an examination, or a test. It denotes the aspiration to achieve a particular goal or objective, often requiring effort, preparation, or dedication to overcome challenges and reach the desired outcome
How to use "want to pass" in a sentence
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want to pass
I do not want to pass judgment on what you did.
So if there is anything you want to pass along.
I just want to pass this and resurfacing.
We pass the laws that we want to pass.
You mean they want to pass judgment on me.
We are passionate about what we do and so we want to pass it on.
You make me want to pass the hat.
I want to pass on our condolences to her family.
We just do not want to pass on that hurt.
I want to pass the time with you.
I suggest if you want to pass this class.
They want to pass something on to their children.
You might even want to pass it down.
We want to pass the savings along to you.
This is one you do not want to pass on.
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I do not want to pass as the moralist here.
This is an opportunity you do not want to pass up.
I do not want to pass out hearing myself.
I do my exam next week and want to pass it.
Do you want to pass down to our children.
If offering when you do not want to pass up.
Not if you want to pass the test.
I want to pass on some information about your wife.
They really want to pass your class.
I want to pass down how to make it to future generations.
But when they want to pass legislation to.
But very little about what i do want to pass on.
Some people want to pass us off as naïve.
Kiss my shoe if you want to pass.
I did not want to pass up on this wonderful chance.
Tap where you want to pass.
I did not want to pass on any misunderstanding of my own.
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I want to pass this hope onto others.
Who does not want to pass me.
We want to pass this knowledge onto others.
You might just want to pass out here.
I want to pass that joy on to other people.
You do not want to pass on this.
I want to pass exams and get out of here.
You do not want to pass this up.
I want to pass that to guests who come here.
Time does not want to pass at all.
Some want to pass the burden of responsibility.
And you are not going to want to pass up avocado toast.
But we want to pass a number to our property.
We love what we do and we want to pass that on to you.
And we want to pass this message around.
I think you will not want to pass up.
I would just want to pass on my entire childhood.
