Sentence examples for happening toward from inspiring English sources
"And this seems to be happening toward some urban areas".
In fact, they were trying to deceive us and steer us away from what was really happening toward insignificant things.
The shift now is happening toward what we could call nonlinear TV, in which content is being delivered as the consumer demands it — when the consumer wants to see it, how they want to see it, and what device they want to see it on: on a television, an iPad, Smartphone, tablet.
And what THE FUCK is happening toward the end of the song where he just starts talking about nothing?
As the temporality of man is very much a part of the here-and-now, man's being-in-the-making, for Ortega, constitutes a "happening" toward the future.
All the shooting happens toward the civilians.
It happened toward the end of "Alone," one of Heart's biggest hits.
As in "Headlong," slightly too much seems to happen toward the end, abetted by too many artfully delayed recognitions.
The sense of tension and expectation that his tempos occasioned can easily give way to impatience, and that began to happen toward the end of the performance.
"There's a natural gravity that happens toward the ban in the wake of tragedies," said Dan Gross, the president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, who attended the meeting.
Something extraordinary happens toward the end of "Being Alive," a compilation of the music of Stephen Sondheim put together for the Westport Country Playhouse by the musician and performer Billy Porter.
