11.   Passages are marked with paper clips and torn pieces of paper.

12.   Shifting winds and scattered clouds will mark the passage of the front.

13.   Somewhere along the invisible continuum that marks the passage of our lives, my parents and I had traded places.

14.   Somewhere along the invisible continuum that marks the passage of our lives, we had traded places.

15.   The Emerson String Quartet likes to mark crucial passages with grand gestures.

16.   The Japanese, for whom the appreciation of nature is a national ritual, take joy in the changes that mark passage through the year.

17.   The six months that have passed since the wager was made have marked the passage to a new era, he continued.

18.   We make sense of our lives by marking the passage of time, he said, and changing those first two digits represents something profound.

19.   You can mark the passages of early youth by your croquet memories.

20.   Your bar mitzvah marked your passage from a child to an adult in the Jewish faith.