Sentence examples for having to reach from inspiring English sources

Heck, to engage in obligatory, NHL-style brutality means first having to reach one's target.

"I liked having to reach out to people, make the case, make the pitch".

To sign up new subscribers, China Mobile and China Unicom are having to reach out to poorer people.

Both have enough height to avoid having to reach up to cope with Nadal's nasty, high-bouncing topspin.

The franchise tag allows teams to restrict movement of their most coveted players without having to reach a long-term deal.

Glass will allow such services to work without the customer even having to reach for a phone, slipping them ever more seamlessly into the wearer's life.

Cotchery caught the pass in stride without having to reach for it and ran another 10 yards into the end zone.

She had taught all the conflicting philosophical views about God and evil without having to reach a position of her own.

He refused to halt the painful story of his deportation despite having to reach for a bottle of pills wrapped with a piece of white gauze.

This is leaving vulnerable teens and families in an impossible situation – having to reach severe mental illness until they are seen in even the most limited way.

"That way the charities could reach out to people as opposed to people having to reach out to all these charities," said Mr. Spitzer's spokesman, Scott Brown.