Sentence examples for advance it would from inspiring English sources

And so a book, and the advance it would bring, began to make sense.

Most listeners wouldn't know about the project in advance; it would gradually dawn on them that something special was happening.

"Maybe if it was like doubles is, two weeks or one week in advance, it would probably be better.

"The problem with me is that opera is so far in advance, it would be a year and a bit away.

Strauss's Tod und Verklärung and Mozart's Requiem, both confrontations with mortality, formed the programme, planned long in advance: it would be hard, however, to imagine a finer memorial.

Should the Buckeyes and Cincinnati both advance, it would set up a dream all-Ohio meeting next weekend in Austin, Tex.

If the Crew advances, it would be host to the conference finals.

If you succumbed, or made your own advances, it would be the worse for you.

As old problems become well-investigated and mature, and old tools are less capable of producing exciting advances, it would be time for a renewal.

But Vornado still has hurdles to cross, and if the project advances, it would not be the first to hold a groundbreaking at the site.

But Republican leaders and chairmen countered that the oil drilling technology is now so advanced it would not harm the tundra, which is a blanket of ice for most of the year.