inching造句

Prices are inching down.

We are inching towards perfection.

The Gobi Desert is inching south.

Several reforms that will benefit business are inching towards enactment.

"By the way, how old are you?" he asks, inching closer.

We were standing at the window, looking down at a ferry inching across the Hudson.

We're inching closer to spring, but cold and flu season is not over yet.

As you sit in traffic, inching along between irate drivers, you think to yourself, there must be a better way.

Perhaps, relief: that the dark decades of soaring population growth, inching economic growth and intractable poverty, are finally over.

The state added thousands of jobs each month, more than any other state, although unemployment kept inching upwards.

Since entering orbit, Dawn has taken more than 500 pictures, while refining its path and inching ever closer to the surface to get a better view.

Slowly inching his segmented exoskeleton across the sea floor, a local Marine arthropod, class Trilobita, reported that Earth's natural evolution was "progressing quite nicely."

If you've ever been guilty of inching closer to a stranger because she smells good, you'll be glad to know there's plenty of science behind the desire to get a whiff.

For example, Scott Stantis, a cartoonist for the Birmingham News of Alabama, drew a picture of a big ugly monster labelled “The blame” inching towards the desk in the Oval Office.