Sentence examples for were within reach of from inspiring English sources

The Bucks outrebounded the Knicks by 50-39, and by 13-12 in the final quarter when the Knicks were within reach of victory.

Because it has been years since prewar buildings with doormen were within reach of most young people, balustrades and crown moldings no longer cast so long a shadow.

Even though the Knicks were within reach of the Clippers at halftime — they trailed by 44-37 — there were plenty of warning signs for another double-digit loss.

The Heat set season highs with 38 points in the first quarter and 58 in the first half, and were within reach of their season-high of 99 points, set Dec. 11 against Milwaukee.

AOL negotiators thought they were within reach of a deal in which they would agree not to sue Microsoft, and Microsoft would agree to include AOL's software in Windows XP.

"Group Says Iran Has 2 Undisclosed Nuclear Laboratories" (news article, May 27) illustrates quite clearly that before the Iraq war, few American citizens were within reach of possible Iranian aggression.

(The defense secretary said in July that the United States was "within reach of strategically defeating Al Qaeda").

He said he could not specify what affordable meant, only that they would be "within reach of young people who want to live and work in Manchester".

An Oxford museum says it is "within reach" of preventing an oil sketch worth millions from leaving the UK.

They are within reach of the police.

Suddenly betting was within reach of everyone.