Príklady inched

• The advances are undeniable, especially in electoral matters as opposition parties have inched their way into elected office at various levels.

• By the 1890s these figures inched up to 2 per cent and 2.6 per cent.

• He agrees that our economic situation is grave—inched, he compared the position to the critical periods of the war.

• I come here tonight to defend and support the transfer of power—inched, to suggest that in some cases there ought to be more power.

• The price had inched up, too, from 1,800 rubles at the 965's debut to 2,200 by 1969.

• These winds inched up to 50 mph (85 km/h), but did not strengthen any further.

• Small groups of soldiers were clearly visible as they slowly inched their way up to the enemy held peaks.

• Business houses and homes quickly sprang up as the railroad inched closer.

• As they inched farther north, the gyro-compass was much more reliable than the magnetic which pointed in nearly the opposite direction.

• Heavy trucks inched past each other, and there were many side-swiping accidents on the bridge.

• It was likely that he then accidentally inched the points slide too far, and they moved under the train.

• Slowly, the station inched its way to financial recovery, which it achieved by 1990, regularly garnering around 70% of the market.

• Down the backstretch and going into the final turn, he inched up to fourth, making his way closer to the rail.

• The cast bronze medal is five inches tall and two inched wide.

• Over the next few years, construction inched ahead.