Sentence examples similar to steadily compress from inspiring English sources

That timeline has been steadily compressed, and last week Mr. Golborne said the rescue would most likely take place during the latter half of October.

In Ms. Saracho's compressed time frame the local drug mafia steadily tightens its grip over a few urgent days, compared with the fateful ebbing summer of "The Cherry Orchard".

Starting with the gracefully intimate Quartet No. 3 in D (Op. 18, No. 3) and moving through the more extroverted No. 9 in C (Op. 59, No. 3) to the grandeur of No. 12 in E flat (Op. 127), the players gave a compressed but dramatic overview of Beethoven's steadily expanding harmonic and structural canvas.

"Red Rover" is suggestively compressed in its way of paying out revelations, which steadily gather mass and shadows.

They imply that time ticks steadily, predictably forward, when our experience shows that it often does the opposite: it stretches and compresses, skips a beat and doubles back.

Breathe, compress, breathe, compress.

Data Compress Conf.

Pat gently to compress.

Slightly compress the sandwich.

… declined steadily.

Jobs are growing steadily.