Sentence examples for any encroaching from inspiring English sources

To counterbalance any encroaching legal mundanity, Eli begins having wild hallucinations (while in a work meeting, during foreplay) that he learns are caused by a brain aneurysm but his acupuncturist-turned-confidant Dr. Chen James Saitoo) believes that Eli may actually be a prophet, helping Eli to understand the meanings of these visions.

The referee, however, made him retake the kick because of encroachment — even though everybody agreed that the only players to have done any encroaching had been wearing Palace colours.

Such a designation would automatically engender a detailed review of any encroaching project that uses state or federal money.

The Saudis have already used these kinds of vehicles to suppress Arab Spring protests in Bahrain, in hopes of preventing any encroaching Iranian involvement in the area.

The Saudis have already used these kinds of vehicles to suppress Arab Spring protests in Bahrain, in the hopes of preventing any encroaching Iranian involvement in the area.

In addition, you'll want to be wary of any encroaching pests, especially slugs.

Ransom's men, guided by the flashing light of the cannons amidst an encroaching darkness, did manage to come the closest to the Union line than any Confederates that day; however, Brigadier General George Sykes's artillery repelled that attack.

This was particularly true when she thought the pope was making bad appointments to Spanish benefices or in any way encroaching on the customary rights of the crown over the Spanish churches.

It expressly forbade Congress from making any law encroaching on ordinary citizens' right to freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, or freedom to petition their government for a "redress of grievances".

Robinson sets the novel in a post-Rwanda, pre-9/11 world, and a reader rarely feels any global forces encroaching on this Maine.

Punctured only by thin slit windows, Tate Modern's new extension rears up like a defensive watchtower, there to ward off property developers from encroaching any further on the former Bankside power station.