Sentence examples similar to To stay in progress from inspiring English sources

To stay in touch with Gunner's progress or donate to his cause, visit the Gunner's Runners page on Facebook.

To stay in touch with them, O'Neill began keeping a mailing list and started sending out updates on his progress.

And they often distort the facts to stay in business -- claiming progress in order to justify continued war -- when there really is no significant progress at all.

Molecular Neurobiology is an exciting review journal for neuroscientists needing to stay in close touch with progress at the forefront of molecular brain research today.

Molecular Neurobiology is an exciting review journal for neuroscientists who wish to stay in close touch with progress at the forefront of contemporary molecular brain research.

CyanOmics will be periodically updated to stay in concert with the progress in omics studies of Synechococcus 7002.

But the Times says leadership rivals would prefer the PM to stay in Downing Street until more progress is made on Brexit.

Both he and the White House said King Salman chose to stay in Saudi Arabia to monitor the progress of a ceasefire in Yemen, where for weeks a Saudi-led coflition of Sunni countries has been combating a Shiite militant group tied to Iran.

The State Department said Mr Kerry offered Mr Shoukry condolences for the lives lost in the plane crash and promised to stay in close contact as the investigation progresses.

These emotional impacts affect their ability not only to stay in school, but also to learn and progress.

He's ninth at the minute and needs to stay in the top 15 after two runs to progress.