Sentence examples for advance further into from inspiring English sources

But the battalion declined the invitation because the Americans did not want it to advance further into Damascus.

The Iraqi Kurds have taken back most of the territory they lost then, but are not likely to advance further into Arab majority areas.

Despite the recent approach by the LongRiver consortium to acquire Severn Trent, we see United as an unlikely M&A target at the moment particularly as we advance further into the current price review where regulatory risk is relatively high.

Peshmerga forces succeeded in clearing villages to the north-east and east of the city, and say they are in the process of handing over liberated areas to Iraqi troops who alone will advance further into Mosul itself.

Such revelations do not fit comfortably into today's politically charged debate over razing parts of the forests, with some environmentalists opposed to allowing any large-scale agriculture, like cattle ranching and soybean cultivation, to advance further into Amazonia.

Not her quarterfinals matchup Wednesday against 12th-seeded Ana Ivanovic — who defeated Tsvetana Pironkova, 6-0, 6-4, to advance further into a Grand Slam than she has since winning the French Open in 2008.

Witnesses described protesters writhing on the floor due to electric shocks after police, who were being pelted with missiles, used Tasers and advanced further into the site.

The Mets advanced further into the postseason than they had in more than a decade, and there will be some solace in that.

American soccer has reached an important crossroads after the national team advanced further into the World Cup than it had in 72 years.

Had France pushed less hard, pro-government forces might well have advanced further into the rebel-held city of Benghazi, where Colonel Qaddafi had sworn to show no mercy.

Russian troops advanced further into Georgia, moving to within 25 miles of the capital at one point yesterday, even as the Kremlin announced that it had signed, and would abide by, a ceasefire stipulating that it withdraws its troops from the territory it has occupied.