Not on the highest shelf

Usage examples of reachable.

They were stored in flash memory in the database back at Systematix, easily reachable on this system.

Chicago things were closer together and more reachable, more on a human scale, save for the towers that clustered in the center of the city, the place a few Chicagoans still called the Loop.

When she went to collect her pension, she asked Greg Downey if he could tell her where to go, reachable by bus.

Men cried out and braced the reachable wheels, ignoring the danger of a crumbling edge and a dizzying drop below, helped the frightened oxen bring it back into balance again.

The entrance to the tower was reachable only by ladder that led to a narrow path around yet another roofless kiva.

Now I can hope that some outpost of civilization may exist, at a reachable distance from where I am.

I had to ride my bike to and from their goddamn plant, way up north in the high-chemical-crime district and reachable only by riding on the shoulder of some major freeways.

Grand Canyon and its surrounding thousand square miles of national park lay still some eighty miles farther north, reachable by good but narrow roads through partially wooded flatland.

The electric fence along the top was plain and he worked his way along, looking up, hoping to see a reachable branch from a tree on the other side.

Orderly travel now means going at the maximum speed for safety from point to point, but most reachable points are increasingly cluttered with people and parked cars, and so less worth going to see, and for similar reasons it is ever more inconvenient to do business in the centers of our great cities.

Corbin Strock who could blush had to have feelings, had to be reachable.

Then Diane was staring in the same direction as Cardiff, not toward the main door of the room, but toward another that must have been reachable by a side route from the elevator.

A brig had but two masts, and each mast had a platform halfway up called a top, reachable by clambering up a ladderlike web of shrouds.

The clubs, officer, NCO and enlisted, were overrun with activating units, and the town of Annville, which was the only civilian area reachable without a personal vehicle, was equally overrun with servicemen.

Above my head was a darkened glass cupola, reachable only by ladder, and through the cupola I heard thunder resonate as through a bell jar.