Sentence examples for reaches moving from inspiring English sources

Starting in the lower reaches, moving ever further upstream as industry and urbanisation spread south, the river was gradually killed: the last trout was caught, close to the source, in 1934.

But more and more, children's theater is extending its reach, moving beyond saccharine entertainments and lessons and into the heady realm of art.

Carroll scored 12 points as the Irish went on a 27-7 run that put the game out of reach, moving ahead by 94-62.

You May Also Like has a similarly wide reach, moving freely from why we like differently coloured Smarties and variously flavoured ice creams to how we appreciate divergent styles of painting and music.

But there is a solution that is surprisingly within reach: Move most farming into cities, and grow crops in tall, specially constructed buildings.

The other polls, whether online or phone, give up on the hard-to-reach, move on to other phone numbers and email addresses, and thus fail to achieve a genuine mix.

Submission included silent bared teeth display (SBT), turn away, turn away with SBT, move out of arms' reach, move out of arms' reach with SBT, run away <3 meters, run away <3 meters with SBT, run away >3 meters, run away >3 meters with SBT, prolonged scream, crouch (animal stops resisting aggression and gives up, i.e. during mobbing events), and crouch with SBT.

If you are finding things difficult to reach, move everything around until it is in a way that suits you best.

Using NMPC, the end-effector of the robot could track predefined desired path and reaches a moving target in the Cartesian space, while at the same time avoids collision with moving obstacles and singular configurations in the workspace.

In the first, the trajectory eventually reaches the moving attractor.

The restriction enzyme would recognize a site on a daughter chromosome and track along the DNA until it reaches a moving replication fork.