I've advanced

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

When I pack my bag, I realise I've advanced too.

I've advanced to accepting the fact that even staid, uncool neighborhoods like mine are relentlessly transforming themselves.

And that's why I've advanced reforms that would allow those, including those who have been convicted of drug felonies, to have a second chance with intensive treatment...

(I've advanced versions of them in both of my own books, and Charles Murray's variation on this theme is only the latest example in a long line going back to the 1960s and 1980s).

(Mr. Reilly endorses a position similar to one I have advanced with Sheila Bair and other colleagues).

I have advanced multiple sclerosis but have adapted well to life in a wheelchair and a variety of indignities.

I have advanced degrees in high finance and romantic French poetry, which I enjoy in the spare time that my career as an international architect allows.

I have advanced 15 meters towards the target when I feel a stick give under my foot and an inevitable, and similar, "crack" resonates through the still hush.

My wife, sister, and father have advanced degrees in the humanities; my mother and I have advanced degrees in the sciences.

By the time I graduated, I had advanced my doctoral studies in Sweden to a point where I knew I could do well in research.

Although I had advanced to a director position inside the U.S. subsidiary of a Japanese electronics company and was making decent money, I had little job satisfaction.