Sentence examples for inch through from inspiring English sources

Then we inch through the movement, isolating, perfecting.

Cars and trucks and buses inch through stretches of deep, wet, slippery mud.

Pedestrians and cyclists edge past one another gingerly as they inch through the narrow passageway.

This, from the fiery Scot who has never given an inch through eight Ryder Cup campaigns.

Far less contentious issues can take years to inch through the Vatican's nexus of belief and bureaucracy, prayer and politics.

The air slowly rises inch by inch through the pile, until at the top, you can feel a faint breeze.

This was already much more about surviving huge tackles and making the odd inch through the stonewall defences.

WATCHING their ship inch through the last lock gates of the Panama Canal into the Pacific is grand entertainment for cruise passengers.

As he stood watching a few cars inch through a mass of bicycles and pedestrians, the city's chief traffic planner, Andy Fellmann, smiled.

The writer, after the session claimed he had gained an inch through the chest and half that much in each biceps.

Meanwhile, our messages have to inch through a press release approval pipeline, emerging 24 to 48 hours after the event, like a debutante too late for the ball.