Sentence examples for approaching after from inspiring English sources

But the day of reckoning is now fast approaching after the Republican takeover of the Senate in mid-term elections.

Thanks to all on Twitter and below... but it feels like indigestion could be approaching after that breakfast.

In Argentinian Liliana Bodoc's slow, meditative and beautifully written fable, set in ancient South America, a storm is approaching after centuries of peace.

Another vote on Scottish independence is fast approaching after Westminster voted to renew Trident against the wishes of nearly every MP in Scotland, the SNP has warned.

And given the grave crisis which is approaching – after all, nobody thought Brexit would happen – shouldn't this video have been more passionate, more explicit, less ironic, less funny even?

Valentine's Day is fast approaching, after all.

Ms. Guthrie, approached after the presentation, said: "Everything's good.

The governor was approached, after his speech, by a homeless man, who embraced him.

The group carried pita bread and water given them at the first house they had approached after making their escape.

Fortunately for Sergeant Butcher, the first villagers he approached after landing were members of the French Resistance.

"We were approached after the attacks by our customers -- big chains like Wal-Mart and Best Buy," Mr. Richman said.