Sentence examples for approaching home from inspiring English sources
WITH summer fast approaching, home owners are obsessing about their lawns, lunging for their spreaders, inoculating their yards against grubs.
Maybe the white cliffs allow a simple pleasure unique to the residents of islands: a thrillingly visual sense of approaching home.
It is a story that chimes rather well with the neo-classical city, and with the neighbourhood we are approaching, home to a writer who would like it, Ian Rankin.
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In this compelling coming-of-age story, the search for a home and sense of belonging is paramount, yet "Shannon and Yula have different sensibilities of approaching home: one seeking an outward experience, expecting the world to come to you; the other, looking inwards".
This includes being able to connect your existing central heating or air conditioning to the internet for remote and smartphone control, but also geo-location and other "smart" features that detect when residents are leaving or approaching home, the weather is changing, or when windows are opened.
After obtaining approval to conduct the study from the research committee of Vinayaka Missions University, the researchers collected data by approaching homes on a door to door basis in Coimbatore South.
As he approached home plate, he leapt up and stomped down with both feet before his teammates engulfed him.
As the autumn shadows began to approach home plate, making it tougher for batters to see the pitches, he turned to his fastball.
He also thought about the game-ending homer David Ortiz bashed the night before in Boston, and remembered how he triumphantly flipped his helmet in the air as he approached home plate.
But as the break approached, home lock Jake Ball reacted wisely after his interception to send Wales cap Davies on a 60-metre run to the line.
