pass on in English

verb

continue on, proceed; transfer, bestow; hand over, place into the hands of

Use "pass on" in a sentence

1. " the knowledge must pass on "

2. Never pass on friend or foe,

3. Here Arcadia, pass on emergency frequency

4. Positives could pass on a negative gene.

5. • What legacy can older ones pass on?

6. They pass on the saving to you.

7. Abashed, he let the women pass on.

8. Will you pass on my message? Ah!

9. To pass on some money he saved up.

10. Felix said he'd pass on his best wishes.

11. He's not here?I'll pass on the message.

12. Your undercover didn't pass on such important info?

13. I had to pass on the last question.

14. Let's pass on to the next subject now.

15. I hope I can pass on some useful advice.

16. Tenants remain liable if they pass on their lease.

17. Give her a message to pass on to Anna.

18. We will pass on this saving to our customers.

19. Let us now pass on to the next subject.

20. But Andre Hastings dropped a pass on first down.

21. They did not pass on to the spirit realm.

22. Bedecorate Or fighting to pass on information of the patriarch

23. Friends move away, children grow up, loved ones pass on.

24. Let's pass on to the next item on the agenda.

25. We gladly pass on our knowledge and our experience Advisorily(?)

26. 22 Tenants remain liable if they pass on their lease.

27. Without any further ado I pass on the floor to Dr.

28. Thanks. I'm going to pass on dessert, if you don't mind.

29. The reproductive organs were made to pass on perfect human life.

30. I'm afraid I'll have to pass on that offer of coffee.

31. He made a quick phone call to pass on his congratulation.

32. They had come to pass on their experience in stock raising.

33. I'll pass on the fried potato crisp, but take the porridge.

34. Eventually, they pass on their powers enclosed in relics called Brigandines

35. He wanted me to pass on a message to the police.

36. We will not pass on your email address to a third party.

37. 'What's the capital of Peru?' 'I'll have to pass on that one.'

38. “Pass on over from here and go into Judea,” they advised him.

39. Everyone was struck by their readiness to pass on all they knew.

40. An individual may pass on to future generations its genes for tallness.

41. He has written a note asking me to pass on his thanks.

42. A Culvert may act as a bridge for traffic to pass on it

43. Then pass on to another in the audience and repeat the same process.

44. Adam could not pass on to his children what he did not have.

45. I've one or two useful pieces of information to pass on to you.

46. We would like to pass on our deepest sympathy to Ken's wife Marjorie.

47. A Culvert may act as a bridge for traffic to pass on it

48. However, competition might reduce ability of institutions to pass on the costs in full.

49. Let us therefore pray: “Make my eyes pass on from seeing what is worthless.”

50. Do we want to pass on our cultural heritage by accident or by design?