Sentence examples for toward a coming from inspiring English sources

On the heels of a commanding victory in Florida, Mitt Romney on Wednesday morning sought to move ahead toward a coming confrontation with President Obama even as he headed west for the continuing battle with his Republican rivals.

He is right by your side in each of life's struggles, pointing toward a coming resurrection.

Here at the [email protected] we'll keep a random eye on that as we turn our interest toward college sports in a coming Year at School.

Last month, the Subway Toward the Sea came a bit closer to becoming a reality.

The Senate has no intention of swallowing those cuts, so unless budget negotiators can meet and reach a deal, Congress will be headed back toward a crisis come Sept. 30, said Senator Patty Murray of Washington, the Senate Budget Committee chairwoman.

A major step toward an answer came with the discovery of Lokiarchaeum, an archaeon whose genome encodes small GTPases related to those used by eukaryotes to regulate membrane traffic.

The first step toward a settlement came on Friday when Dow said that it had renegotiated the terms of a bank bridge loan to give it additional financial flexibility.

The gestures toward a deal came as Israelis, fearful of attack, seemed increasingly uncertain how to protect themselves, and as Palestinians seemed increasingly despairing of freedom from Israeli military control and economic blockade.

The slump in manufacturing extended its run in July to a year, but might be moving toward a rebound in coming months, a major purchasing survey suggested today.

There's a "Twilight Zone" episode where a Western gunfighter time travels forward and goes into a bar, where he sees a TV with a cowboy coming toward him.

The next morning, to their surprise, they spotted a fleet coming toward them, carrying a new governor, Lord De La Warr, and a year's worth of supplies.