Sentence examples for failed toward from inspiring English sources

Tells how his health failed toward the end of his life, but he still cared deeply about what was going wrong.

In modern times, other nations in the grip of totalitarian leaders -- Mao and Brezhnev, for example -- have stood by helplessly as the hierarch's abilities failed toward the end of a long period of unchallengeable power.

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But writers today may see no benefit in continuing to fail toward success as playwrights when an easy living as a writer on a television series seems within reach.

Bottom line: California is at a crossroads; it can either follow its old course toward drought, failed crops, failing fisheries, and an insufficient drinking water supply - or it can commit to a new, smart-water solution for the 21st century.

But Mr. Khelashvili has a buoyant, space-eating jump, and Ms. Muradeli, though her footwork failed her toward the end, evoked Sylvia's steely charms.

Other G-8 states should not emulate the United States and thus allow the misuse of international forums to perpetuate its failed approach toward such issues.

That talk came two days after a one-on-one meeting in the Oval Office without staff members present — their first solo meeting since those failed talks toward a "grand bargain" in July 2011.

Mr. Wottrich, who is the companion of Katharina Wagner, the daughter of Wolfgang Wagner, the festival's director, received unfavorable reviews for his performance on Sunday, when his voice nearly failed him toward the end of Act II.

It was not easy for President Richard Nixon to discard a quarter-century of failed policy toward the People's Republic of China and to reorient America's posture toward Beijing in ways that have served America's interests extremely well for more than 30 years.