Sentence examples for clearly reaching from inspiring English sources

While the 22 drivers undertook a parade lap on the back of a truck at 11am yesterday, the arguments were clearly reaching a peak of intensity.

Some Taliban were clearly reaching out to the outside world, inviting journalists to come here and go, eventually, to their spiritual home, in Kandahar, farther west.

William Julius Wilson, a university professor of social policy, said: "The new president is clearly reaching out, and I think that these problems are going to be resolved.

It's a teen-oriented movie (the poppy score by local band Radwimps won't win over many foreign listeners) but it's clearly reaching a broader audience.

In your story, Nabokov's aging married couple becomes a couple with a troubled, undefined relationship, which is clearly reaching an end.

In London, the British chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, said Tuesday the euro zone was clearly reaching "a critical point".

The band clearly reached the same conclusion.

Once there, Arthur has clearly reached a terrible decision.

But the strategic costs in Afghan public opinion have clearly reached a breaking point.

We have clearly reached a new point in the history of text production.

Whatever the goals, the violence has clearly reached a new stage.