Sentence examples for Advance from that from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — "When in the course of human events," the well-known text begins, "it becomes necessary for a people to advance from that subordination in which they have hitherto remained... .. Wait a minute.

This speculation wasn't far advanced from that of a week and a half earlier.

He dropped his BB rifle, ran forwards momentarily before apparently encountering another officer advancing from that direction.

Several of the soldiers advanced from that to infections -- one lieutenant reported solemnly that he had received a diagnosis of "pneumonia of the stomach".

A government helicopter gunship attacked the road junction town of Rogberri, about 25 miles east of here, as rebels were said to be advancing from that direction, according to Oluyemi Adeniji, the United Nations special envoy to Sierra Leone.

The assumption is, of course, that one cannot explain things satisfactorily if one remains within the world of common sense, or even if one advances from that world to embrace the concepts of science.

As the degree of regulatory cooperation advances from sharing of submitted data to work sharing/mutual reliance on other authorities' work, and to decision sharing/mutual reliance on other authorities' decision, the necessary level of harmonization also advances from that of technical requirements to regulatory practice and to decision criteria.

We've made great advances from that time now.

"We all thought we had advanced from that time and left it behind". .

They literally created a major advance from cells that would otherwise have been wasted.

Seminal plasma was prepared in advance from semen that had been collected from four boars of known fertility, using the gloved-hand technique.