Sentence examples for Ever-approaching from inspiring English sources

It was a voyage he saw as increasingly overshadowed by ever-approaching decrepitude and death.

"Watteau's paired lovers, locked in their agonizing, delicious indecision, are emblems of the ever-approaching and ever-receding possibility of love," Perl concludes.

While SuperHyperCube is, at heart, a puzzle game, demanding the thoughtfulness of a Rubik's solver rather than a sportsman's physical instincts, the ever-approaching walls ground the abstract with bodily peril.

The gap this year is expected to be the largest ever — approaching $60 billion.

Mr. Gerhardt said he and Mr. Provost made "seven or eight" prototypes of the Glif before ever approaching Kickstarter.

Von Braun displays "selective memory" and "moral obtuseness," flashes of guilt but nothing ever approaching an acceptance of responsibility for his part in the Reich's predations.

He denies ever approaching writing with anything but dedication, and he tells us he formed his ideas from her own principles.

It looks much like a pedestrianisation scheme – except that the square has as many cars crossing it as ever, approaching from all four directions.

She offers two Beckett quotes, including "without here nor there nor ever approaching nor moving away from anything all the steps of the earth" from "For to End Yet Again".

Mr. Pass has been collecting cars since the late 1950s and said he was not aware of a TR3 ever approaching $50,000 at either a public auction or in a private sale.

Partly it was that she exhibited qualities outside the skill set of a conventional female lead – she could play volatile and nerve-jangled, or maligned and wounded, without ever approaching caricature, and suddenly these talents came to be much in demand from countercultural film-makers.