Sentence examples for nowhere reaching from inspiring English sources

They've gotten nowhere reaching out to me directly (more on that below), so now they've tried complaining to the Washington Post, which has syndicated our content since 2008.

But this, Hassabi said, they are nowhere near reaching.

His is the success story that colleagues and contemporaries aspire to but come nowhere near reaching.

If the company can eventually sell out to an international investor, he will become even richer.But most Russian managers are nowhere near reaching international standards.

Still, while the number of fans in India has grown considerably, it is nowhere near reaching the kind of fervor for a national sport, like cricket.

Steyer is still nowhere near reaching the $100m he promised to inject into races in this election cycle, half of it from outside donors.

To the east of Lake of the Woods, the American-Canadian border dips south, on a more convoluted course, often following natural features — nowhere again reaching the 49th parallel [8].

Union officials at United Airlines said yesterday that they were nowhere near reaching agreements with management on concessions, even though the company's chief executive has called such concessions important for securing a federal loan guarantee.

"The decision to put public buildings up for sale is not just proof that they are nowhere near reaching targets but plain wrong when they could be exploited for public benefit".

Absolutely frightful Chips with everything The fireman's lot is quite a happy one Evidence on tap Ticks in the wrong box ReprintsOn one big question where Mr Blair takes a tough line internationally, that of cutting the use of fossil fuels, the government is nowhere near reaching its own target.

Racing came nowhere near reaching the fluency displayed in the pool stages on Sunday but having lost to Toulon by a dramatic late penalty in their recent Top 14 clash, their ability to turn the tables suggest Boudjellal may not be far wrong.