Sentence examples for reaches straight from inspiring English sources

An Israeli map that reaches straight to the Jordan is indeed seductive.

He says that Melville "reaches straight back into the universal, to a blackness and sadness so transcending our own that they are undistinguishable from glory".

The image, now unobstructed, reaches straight to the rear of the camera and, as the shutter opens, burns into the emulsion of the film — or, these days, registers on a digital sensor.

And there is this, from Finch-Beale, a line that reaches straight across 40 years of time and grabs us by the throat: "This tube is the most awesome goddamn force in the whole godless world, and woe is us if it ever falls into the hands of the wrong people!" Perhaps it's too late.

In Experiment 1, participants made reaches straight forward, and showed terminal reaching errors that were biased by vision in both directions, but this bias was significantly greater in the azimuthal as compared to the radial direction.

The salon can be reached straight from Grand Central - there's a back entrance by way of the Biltmore lobby.

By that point, however, you may be too overcome by dancing paintbrushes and cakes, not to mention headgear reaching straight to the roof, to care.

"Salmon farmers will reach straight for the medicine bottle if there's a problem," one former fish farm worker told me.

Eventually Higuain tried to run it clear on the edge of his own area only to be bodychecked by Perez and the referee reached straight for the yellow card and Uruguay are down to 10-men.

I admired the delicate tracery in the back of a chair, elegant as a Chippendale, fashioned, he told me, from slender green and flexible "sunshoots" that spring from any part of the tree, and reach straight up towards the light.

What's more, the dropoff is so steep that racers who have stopped to inspect the course during practice can perform an unusual trick: they can actually reach straight out and touch the slope with their uphill hand.