Sentence examples for i would gradually from inspiring English sources

Though I would gradually recognise the truth of his words, their immediate impact was to irritate me profoundly, as did his subsequent gesture of walking off in the direction of a young woman whom he said was more beautiful than any of the pictures we had seen.

Off I went from Mayfair to Wimpole Street, thankful to have sold enough books to pay for all this private attention, furious that if I wasn't tenacious, intelligent and solvent, I would gradually be running myself into ill-health and beginning to hate my shedding, tiring, frightening body that had replaced the strong reliable body I used to know.

She was my family's domestic helper, and the woman I would gradually come to regard as a second mom.

I can't respond at the moment because I'm pregnant and I need to keep my heart rate controlled, but guys would come to sprint past me and then just sort of slow up and wonder why I'd gradually get past them again.

"I would only gradually come to understand that my cigarette to them represented a lack of willpower and of culture, a disordered life, indifference and (America's worst nightmare) failure".

So I make no apologies for putting forward budgets consistently that, as I had promised, would gradually reduce the deficit.

If I were the UK govt decision maker, I would reduce aid gradually... and end it gracefully over a period of time.

"I would say that gradually in the 1970's relations became 'normal.' " Then came the overthrow of the shah in Iran in 1979, and the Iran-Iraq war that erupted the following year.

We are gradually, I would say, limping back to normal".

Then gradually I would emerge again for a new round.

While continuing to enact a level of sexual strenuousness that caused what I would describe as a gradually tightening, chest-located, sweetness rubber band to both connect us and compel us onward, we whispered feverishly (precisely, poetically) about how long we felt we had known each other, i.e., forever.