Sentence examples for it gradually goes from inspiring English sources

Then, from 0° (or 360°) to 60°, it gradually "goes down" and disappears.

It gradually went up to £1.8m, then in 2012 George Osborne cut the maximum to £1.25m.

It gradually went over the Big Dipper then ducked behind a cloud and I lost it".

The reddish-orange paint was primer, used to protect the bridge against the elements, and it gradually went from being a default choice to the color of choice.

In the case of Pine Island and Thwaites, the ice shelf hasn't disintegrated, but it's thinning quite rapidly, so it's gradually going away and allowing the ice upstream to accelerate more and more.

"Traditional television as we know it is gradually going to go away," Mr. Volpi said in his first interview as Joost's chief executive.

There may be excess space available now, but it could gradually go away as the need to transfer large amounts of data -- for people who prefer to use teleconferences rather then get on airplanes, for example -- grows, Mr. Kolodkin said.

And it's gradually going well beyond that.

And it will gradually go in that direction.

"It would be awful if the quality of what we do gradually goes down.

After Anne returns home, she gradually goes from bad to worse.