Sentence examples for the reaching from inspiring English sources
verb
To extend; to stretch; to thrust out; to put forth, as a limb, a member, something held, or the like.
- He reached for a weapon that was on the table.
"What we don't do so well is the reaching out".
She needed the reaching hands, the paparazzi and the crowds.
"It's the reaching out," Kelly said of the similarities between politicians and head coaches.
The reaching down into ever younger age brackets is something new.
But all the reaching out and hugging has had its downsides.
Vieira said he started thinking about the reaching the 1,000th mark four years ago.
All the reaching upward looked portentously murky before the theme was established by the other dances.
Of seven songs, six involve the reaching for someone (or something) that's damningly elusive (or illusory).
But it values the gesture, the reaching for immortality, that is a part of all art.
A. The selective and appropriate use of a presidential emergency board is designed to facilitate the reaching of an agreement.
Moreover, based on the genetic algorithm (GA) approach to the optimal design of parameters of the reaching law, the reaching dynamics can be significantly improved during the reaching phase.
