Sentence examples for approach of something from inspiring English sources
So had my Swedish friend - enjoying his weekend off in a west Jerusalem bar - revealed a dot on the horizon, indicating the approach of something new?
There is a collective consciousness that can detect the presence (and approach) of something good or bad, in society or the world, before any hard "evidence" exists.
The idea here is to give employers a tax credit when they hire a new worker, as opposed to the much broader approach of something like a payroll tax credit (which is a credit for all employees, new and old).
If we Europeans can follow through with an approach of giving something unique and valuable, as opposed to just trying to get funding from the other side, I believe the European and Silicon Valley tech scenes have a shot at moving closer together.
"All the projects are byproducts of the team approach to something.
There are ways that taking a verticalised approach to something like elimination of trachoma on oncho can have wider health systems benefits.
"It's translating this sort of very-guy approach to something that's so traditionally been quasi-effeminate," Mr. Thoreson added.
"Oh, no," Gen said, waving her hand, shooing away the approach, the temptation of something immodest.
In the street men would shout after them, "Hey, silver fox," some of the women told her. "By no means did they feel they were approaching the end of something," Ms. Topaz said.
This approach of working with something that people already talk about on social media – rather than trying to push a wholly new subject – has enabled Live Below the Line to draw in people who had not previously supported a development campaign.
