Sentence examples for it only reaches from inspiring English sources
The games's one major niggle is that it only reaches its full, glorious, pressure-cooker potential with a full complement of eight players.
It only reaches 363 metres above sea level, but geographical and historical texture compensate for lack of height.
In a daylong debate, Democrats argued for federal contributions for school modernization, retraining teachers and increased financing of Title I. Senator Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, offered an amendment to put off the testing requirements until the federal government supplied $15 billion for Title I -- an amount it only reaches after several years, under today's bill.
More and more, it only reaches the true believers, whether it's Tea Party folks in the U.S. case or religious conservatives in the Iranian case.
It only reaches "severe" forms of trafficking, defined as either sex trafficking where the person involved was under eighteen, or sex and labor trafficking by means of force, fraud, or coercion.
The Rgs2 signature shows modest fold enrichments in both the turquoise (fold enrichment = 1.21-fold; hypergeometric P value = 0.004) and the red (fold enrichment = 1.45-fold; hypergeometric P value = 0.02) modules although it only reaches significance P<0.01 in the turquoise module.
The pressure that Chelsea had been building before the third goal dissipated and, despite the arrival of Michael Essien and Frank Lampard, it only reached its previous pitch in the final five minutes.
It might have been because even at the height of its popularity back in the '70s, it only reached #34 on the Nielsen ratings.
This is the place where that sort of technology was invented and it only reached Europe relatively recently".
Officials had predicted that the 95,000-seat FNB Stadium would be filled and some spectators turned away but, in the end, it only reached about two-thirds capacity.
That it only reached No 6 in the Observer 2006 poll of all-time great covers and not the top spot borders on a crime.
