Sentence examples for need to crawl from inspiring English sources

You have a small hole in the backside where it permits your exit, but you need to crawl out, on your knees, like a rebirth.

To get through the door, you need to crawl on hands and knees before emerging into a strangely festooned crawl space about the size of a restaurant booth.

You want the movie to work, even though it becomes evident early on that it doesn't, succumbing to a need to crawl into the head of its troubled young protagonist, Donnie Darko (Jake Gyllenhaal).

But we're so far away from that, and we need to crawl before we can walk".

But if you need to crawl through a smaller space, you need to switch functions and shapes.

Majid noted that "It's an iterative process for us, … and we need to crawl before we walk, and walk before we run".

Their last meeting way back in April produced a memorable 4-4 drand and this game is finely poised with the Timbers needing to crawl back into the playoff race and Seattle needing to keep pace with RSL.

An enormous space was blown open by the victory of 1 May - yet Labour inched along on its stomach, as if it still needed to crawl through a tiny opening.

But 5G needs to crawl before it walks.

That left Google needing to crawl the Twitter services to index tweet — a process that takes time.

The infrastructure needed to crawl the web is substantial, says Munjal, and they've been working to build out a new data center over the last few months.