Sentence examples for inch together from inspiring English sources

Einstein's theory of general relativity predicts that the dwarfs will inch together as the system loses energy in the form of gravitational waves: ripples in the fabric of space that spread away from careening bodies.

Yet, nearly a decade on, the two sides are still inching together.

Keep it up, and if he adds all those inches together at the end of the day, he'll probably about two foot short.

Partly it is the intense color; partly it is that movement, or the sense of it, is everywhere, so much so that you sometimes get the impression the colored paper strips are inching together.

Grab the other edge and tie several inches together at the waist, using a double knot.

Millions of crabs each up to five inches across gather together in broad streams, flooding roads and scaling cliffs to reach the ocean.

Somebody's always going to lose a job when technology and art inch forward together.

Even as hardcover and e-book prices inch closer together, it is rare that an e-book reaches the $19.99 mark.

But it's important to realize that as you get older, these extremes will inch closer together.

Try to move your shoulder blades an inch closer together on your back.

If you have to use a shadier location, then go for several inches closer together (around nine, ten inches).