Sentence examples for approaching with what from inspiring English sources

In this he failed, as the king of Guzgan joined Asad, who was approaching with what forces he could muster.

In this the Turgesh failed, as the king of Juzjan joined Asad, who was approaching with what forces he could muster.

On the eve of Quintana's 11th birthday, Dunne described her as approaching "adolescence with what I can only describe as panache" — watching "her journey from infancy," he went on, "has always been like watching Sandy Koufax pitch or Bill Russell play basketball".

Rudin and Rock became close four years ago, after Rudin approached him with what sounded like a bad idea: to play a lead role in a new play called "The Motherfucker with the Hat," by Stephen Adly Guirgis, which would make its début on Broadway.

"[The agency] approached us with what they felt was an impossible brief, but with Patrick's knowledge we had the whole project mapped out within 24 hours," Ganjou says.

A tiny old woman wrapped from head to toe in a green shawl approached us with what looked like part of someone's brain in her hands.

Mr. Obama is happy to lose the competition to cut the most, Democrats say, and they contrast his approach with what they describe as Republicans' slash-and-burn budgeting.

During the Senate debate, one business group, the Partnership for a New American Economy, which was started by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, tried a populist approach with what organizers called a virtual march on Washington.

Formvertise is backing up this approach with what the team has internally called "sue me" ads.

He contrasts that approach with what he calls more "video-oriented" services (he didn't mention anyone in particular, but he may have been thinking about Animoto).

Insisting that none of Labour's pre-election spending commitments will be funded by extra borrowing, Mr Miliband contrasted his approach with what he claimed were £7bn worth of unfunded tax cuts promised by the Conservatives.