Sentence examples for would continue to reach from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGee said Bishop McCormack did not plan to resign and would continue to reach out to victims.

The White House, he said, would "continue to reach out" and " look for common ground" and he expressed the hope that with a larger Republican presence in Congress "comes a greater sense of responsibility".

Ted Meisel, Overture's president and chief executive, said in a conference call with analysts that the loss of the AOL business was a disappointment, but that AOL "was far from our largest partner" and that the company's ads would continue to reach about 85percentt of the Web audience without it.

Both Maris and Mantle would continue to reach the home run record until Mantle got injured late in the season, leaving Maris to reach the record.

She added that she would continue to reach out to Americans "of all ethnicities," a phrase usually invoked to refer to groups other than white males. .

I told them that I would continue to reach out to them, but that it would mean a lot to me if they would also occasionally include me in their plans -- maybe ask me over for a coffee or a glass of wine or invite me to a social gathering.

However, the company said in a statement that it would continue to make film after reaching a new agreement with studios.

He'd like to see Garcetti continue to reach out to businesses in trouble, to lure new companies and help existing ones, and to encourage mixed-use development.

They continue to reach out to her.

Southern California Edison, meanwhile, said today that it would continue to try to reach an agreement with the governor.

In a rare joint statement, Mr. Reid and Mr. Boehner said they would continue to work to reach a deal before the government's authority to spend money runs out at midnight Friday.