Sentence examples for inroads on her from inspiring English sources

If Sanders is going to move the female vote, he will have to make inroads on her signature issues.

Thereafter he consistently opposed Soviet demands for concessions and inroads on his country's independence.

By Vilma R. Farnham and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 13 , 1935P. 17 A man lunching on one of the Village shops ( he was entertaining an aunt) ate his chicken patty without a murmur, and even made inroads on his salad.

The New Yorker, April 13 , 1935P. 17 A man lunching on one of the Village shops ( he was entertaining an aunt) ate his chicken patty without a murmur, and even made inroads on his salad.

Under Mr. Grodd's direction, Paul Stuart concentrated on selling its own label and made inroads on its chief competitor by developing a style that one fashion writer called a blend of "Savile Row, Connecticut living and the concrete canyons of New York".

Tomic had made inroads on Ramos's serve in the third set forcing one deuce at 3-2 and four deuces at 4-3, buthehe fourth set was where the cat-and-mouse game started to work for Tomic.

Mr. Parsons also began making inroads on Broadway.

ENVIRONMENTAL groups have apparently made some inroads on clamshell reduction.

Meat and eggs are making inroads on rice and vegetables.

Still, Mr. Kerry has made inroads on the East Side.

Writer made inroads on the local supply of Calvados and spoke to neighborhood people.