Sentence examples for asked to reach from inspiring English sources

But it's heartening to see them asked to reach for it.

Interestingly, adults who fall for the illusion visually tend not to succumb if asked to reach for the two objects.

In studies, White is asked to reach a desired result, either a clear winning or drawn position, in an indeterminate number of moves.

The first true test of the spirit at the recent meeting came when the captains were asked to reach into their pockets.

In 1951 American psychologist Stanley Schachter published a study in which groups of 8 to 10 people were asked to reach agreement on the appropriate treatment or punishment for a delinquent.

What I'm saying is that there's a big dividing line in British politics between people who, when asked to reach to make more savings, immediately ask the poorest to make more savings and [those who think the opposite].

In case of disagreement, the experts were asked to meet and reach a common diagnosis.

Hammon said that, when she asked why she was being considered, she was told that "ownership had asked them to reach out".

Composers since then have regularly asked players to reach into the piano to strum, pluck or strike the strings.

He accosted a passerby and asked how to reach Croydon, site of Lunar House, where he could claim asylum.

Archbishop Tartaglia asked people to "reach out to your neighbour who needs you".