11 Sentences With "passes with flying colors"

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In what is no shock, DeLuca passes with flying colors.
But the dog — whose name is Sookie — passes with flying colors.
The last test is the the bend test, and it passes with flying colors.
Bridget Jones's Baby, however, passes with flying colors because of conversations between women about the logistics of pregnancy.
Capturing the inherent emotion in that, ultimately, is the test that "Last Flag Flying" passes with flying colors.
The most promising are invited to complete a rigorous training program, and anyone who passes with flying colors gets hired.
But first, she has to take the test, which the passes with flying colors, along with Yuko, the recurring robot gag.
The intention of the Pixelbook is to show what Chrome OS is really capable of, and by that measure, the laptop passes with flying colors.
When his rich father (Jeffrey DeMunn) tries to negotiate a house-arrest arrangement for an old family friend convicted of insider trading, Rhoades faces an early test of his resolve — one that he passes with flying colors.
While Kel is determined to save her she knows this mean both potentially missing the exams – the punishment for which is repeating the last four years of study – and confronting her own shortcomings. Despite these challenges Kel climbs the rickety, rusty, spiral staircase on the outside of Balor's Needle and successfully rescues Lalasa. For her bravery, and because of the extenuating circumstances, Kel is allowed to retake the examinations alone; she passes with flying colors and officially becomes a Squire.
However, Lt. Jack Dekker does some digging into the background of Anna's neighbors, and shows up at her house the next day to reveal that Garrett and Donna have a history of breaking the law, as well as the matter of what happened to their daughter. This time, Anna agrees to take a polygraph, which she passes with flying colors and convinces Lt. Dekker that the couple were indeed responsible for kidnapping Anna's children. Beginning to suspect Garrett and Donna may well have crossed state lines by now, he suggests that the FBI become involved. Ellen tells Anna that she should take temporary custody of Laura while she attempts to find her other girls, and warns her daughter that if she doesn't get her life together, she won't be able to make that happen.

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