Buttler and Bairstow advanced freely until tea with the former hitting off-side boundaries against the pacemen, sometimes from the middle of his bat.
The Allies were able to advance freely through undefended territory, and by 25 August all four Allied armies (1st Canadian, 2nd British, 1st U.S., and 3rd U.S). involved in the Normandy campaign were on the river Seine.
"If it is known that the Bank of England is freely advancing on what in ordinary times is reckoned a good security — on what is then commonly pledged and easily convertible — the alarm of the solvent merchants and bankers will be stayed.
He asserted that knowledge should freely advance through experiment and observation frequently chiding scholars for not including accurate experimental data in their papers while insisting that hypotheses are, at best, probable explanations.
In America I encountered sorts of associations of which, I confess, I had no idea, and I often admired the infinite art with which the inhabitants of the United States managed to fix a common goal to the efforts of many men and to get them to advance to it freely.
(A batter may also freely advance to first base if the batter's body or uniform is struck by a pitch outside the strike zone, provided the batter does not swing and attempts to avoid being hit).
To this end we combined multiple, freely available tools and advanced statistical analytical tools.
As the wireless networking technologies advance rapidly, providing mobile users with roaming freely in heterogeneous wireless access domains, the need for multi-access arises.
The proteomics community can advance the state of the art by freely sharing raw data from a wide variety of experiments, and by establishing benchmarks.
If Harris really believes that everything is predetermined, does that mean that the argument he advances is not freely chosen?
