How to use "passes" in a sentence

But as time passes, it seems to grow colder

The time passes quickly Midday arrives without me realising.

To which Cosette would reply, 'I love you more with every minute that passes.'

"Oh thank you!" Sylvia says, and the attendant helps them into the small rowing boat and passes Oliver the picnic bag

At the table Edward offers Eleanor a chair, and Michael passes her a glass of champagne.

He takes the back stairs, passes three or four lawyers in their black gowns and white wigs and feels sorry for them: it is so hot today

She can get it as she passes the restaurant, buy a bottle of wine from the local shop and be in bed by ten o'clock.

Anyway, when he finally gets hungry and realizes he hasn't eaten, he gulps down a huge meal, and the blood rushes from his head to his stomach, and he passes out in the middle of the restaurant

"I want them found before another day passes," Alexander said