Sentence examples for gradually migrate from inspiring English sources

Some plants are expected to gradually migrate north to cooler climates as it warms, but others may not be able to adapt to new soil communities.

Newspaper executives had assumed (or, perhaps more accurately, hoped) that advertising revenue would gradually migrate from print to the web, together with readers.

Their screams continue in the next gallery, where the open, dentally precise mouths gradually migrate to human heads, mostly from 1949, and the first of Bacon's famous, often glib screaming popes, after Velázquez, arrives.

I'm starting to bring back more naturalistic faces and bodies, as you saw in that painting 'The Uninvited Guest.' Maybe Rodrigo and those weird types will gradually migrate off the canvas and leave me alone.

The last, a luxurious two-hour soak that matches the baking levels of a household oven, lets the steel relax; as the atoms inside the steel gradually migrate away from one another, they settle into roomy corners free of pressure from their neighbors.

That will change in time, predicts Mr Sihn: "It's a well-kept secret that research and development lives from production," he says, "so it will gradually migrate east too".Mr Reithofer at BMW will not accept a future in which it is too expensive to make cars competitively in Germany.

Mogi (1987) found another downward migration in the central part of Japan, in which seismic activity gradually migrated downward and the Tonankai earthquake occurred when it reached its limit (a depth approximately 70 km).

The EASM is driven by the sea level pressure contrast between the Asian Low and the Pacific High (Zhao and Zhou 2009) and is characterized by a seasonally migrating precipitation front (the Meiyu Baiu Front) that appears in Southeast Asia in May, gradually migrates northwest during early summer, and disappears in August (Sampe and Xie 2010) (Fig. 1).

All the ducks in the pond gradually migrated to the dock and formed a semi-circle around me.

John Adams and the federal government left in the fall of 1800 for Washington, and business and cultural institutions gradually migrated to New York.

The books in a box left on the sidewalk gradually migrated as unseen hands picked through them.