Sentence examples for where I reached from inspiring English sources

At length, I phoned the Philadelphia office of the S.E.C., where I reached one of the investigators who had brought Jonathan Lebed to book.

The trench was three feet wide, the minimum width you needed to turn around in, and at the point where I reached the sewage pipe its floor was twenty feet below the ground.

A visit to the sitting volleyball event during the Paralympics even inspired me to enter the Stelios Awards for Disabled Entrepreneurs, where I reached the top three finalists last week.

It just happened to be the one where I reached my bottom as they say.

The following discourse explains: When I told my mother about that [vaccine trial], in brief she was shocked!.On top of that I'm the only son remain in our family; the rest passed away.She insisted I should stop where I reached.

This is where I lived when I reached the States, where I spent my American childhood, marooned in the middle of suburbs white as a gringo's behind.

At the time, I had only ten men with guns, and when I reached where the people were at sunrise the next morning, I found women and children there, dead under the snow.

You have to really prove yourself, that you're one of the guys to make it – but once you do, then you're one of the guys and that's where I've reached now.

When the managing editor of Al-Masry Al-Youm, an Arabic and English newspaper where I work, reached the doctor again ten minutes later, his voice was panicked, and all that was discernible amid the noise was the same message: the doctors and patients in Kasr Al Aini hospital were trapped, as looters advanced with weapons.

And even where I've reached Clinton supporters it's been an amicable discussion focused on the need to support whoever becomes the nominee come November.

But "Contemporary American Poultry" was the first episode where I actively reached out to people and said, "Why aren't you watching this show?" This episode combined two things I loved dearly: Goodfellas and chicken fingers.