How to use "approach" in a sentence

Determined not to let them see that he was frightened, aware that any sign of fear would be taken as proof of weakness, Elliot said, "Well, you've got one hell of a weird approach for someone who's just taking a public opinion survey."

"Well, if someone had a guilty conscience, why wouldn't he approach you directly?"

Just the same, we'll approach the airfield with caution."

I'll go through the cemetery, circle around, and approach the place from the rear."

"We will approach it from the rear," she said.

Elliot and Tina climbed over the wall and stood in the tree shadows, studying the rear approach to the funeral home.

And if assassins were waiting here, they would expect their prey to approach the funeral home boldly, confidently

"If we change our approach, if we suddenly get too cautious, that'll be our downfall, not our salvation."

What I'm going to do is make an indirect approach to the plateau, moving with the wind instead of across it

A few minutes earlier there had only been three things in my mind: the great size of the night and space and nature, my own weakness and unhappiness, and the near approach of death

The Martians, alarmed by the approach of a crowd, had killed a number of people with a quick-firing gun, the story said

Once again, on the Surrey side, there was black dust that had once been smoke, and some dead bodies - a number of them near the approach to the station.