Sentence examples for swells toward from inspiring English sources

If you're able to watch the sky for several nights in a row, into early March, Jupiter and Venus will appear to be getting closer and closer to each other while the Moon drops behind, even as it swells toward full moon on March 8.

The distant cyclone sent large swells toward Tonga and Samoa, coinciding with high astronomical tides.

I peek through the rectangular slit in the lift gate of our boat as it thunders through the swells toward the coast of Normandy.

The most common form is a well-intentioned meme or a brief viral video about someone with a disability overcoming some sort of adversity, typically packaged with nauseatingly sweet music that swells toward the climax.

Meanwhile, the rivers have continued to swell toward what analysts say will be historic levels, prompting Mayor Judson Childs of Cairo to issue a mandatory evacuation for this city of 3,000.

VIENNA — Performances of Wagner's "Parsifal," with its Christian themes and Good Friday finale, start to swell toward the beginning of the year and crest in the Easter season.

As the crowd swelled toward sunrise on Friday, it seemed to represent the larger citizenry of the American south: a calm and forward-looking people, shot through with a smaller number of zealots.

But in the industrial era after the Korean War, the stream, by then a rank open sewer, was entombed by pavement and forgotten beneath a lacework of elevated expressways as the city's population swelled toward 10 million.

The stem is up to 10 cm tall, 1 2.5 cm thick, and swollen toward the base.

Legs partially preserved, hind leg very thin, hind femur slightly wider than hind tibia but shorter than that; hind tibia thin basally and gradually swollen toward apex, hind tarsus preserved with 3 segments, much narrower than hind tibia, first segment distinctly longer than any other segments of hind tarsus.

Oh, how this mother swells up toward my heart!