reachable

With that said, Paul had the right idea: There is a reachable constituency for conservative politics in the black community.

Sadly no insurance, but he makes up for it by being reachable just about 24/7.

He waited temptingly in reachable places and even lured one of his enemies to attack him.

For prayer in its simplest conception supposes something changed that is not otherwise reachable.

Probably not—Eddorian surveys had found no trace of any such life in any reachable plenum.

He pats a building at its reachable point—a stone balustrade at a step corner.

Neither set of followers was reachable by the other propaganda.