Sentence examples for and progressed with a from inspiring English sources

It began with a reverie of a mixed grill of fish — which is, at least as far as I am aware, not that common, a little bit of a few things rather than a huge slab of one — and progressed with a trip to the fish store with my daughter, whom I encouraged to do the selecting.

In rheumatoid arthritis (RA), chronic inflammation followed by the destruction of joints and systemic symptoms is constructed and progressed with a continuous inflammatory and immunological hyperactivity.

If diabetes is induced in older animals, deficits in MNCV and SNCV appear and progress with a similar speed as compared to the induction of the disease in younger animals ([38] and discussion within).

Together, these findings suggested that TPA-treated U937 cells allowed for cell attachment cease to divide and progress with a differentiation program.

In these patients the clinical presentation usually starts with focal signs (motor weakness, speech disturbances, and hemianopsia) and progresses with a decline of consciousness (drowsiness, stupor) until brainstem dysfunction is evident (pupillary dilation, coma, and fatal systemic decompensation).

If a destiny is calling to you then it is better to surrender to the heights which await you and progress with an intensity of focus and effort rather than risking the devastation of regret and failure which whilst not final could be quite depressing.

The protein uptake of fluoresceinated conjugates of AFP and serumalbumin was already visible 15 min after incubation and progressed with time to reach a plateau 4-5 h later.

Jackson and Walsh progressed with a second draft script, sets were being designed and location scouting commenced in Sumatra and New Zealand.

At the last the 43-year-old former US Open champion fluffed a chip, which rolled back to his feet short of the green and Fowler progressed with a par.

At the last follow-up (8 months after diagnosis), there was no remittance and she had progressed with a serum creatinine of 565.76 µmol/L (6.4 mg/dL).

I've learned of schools where music lessons are barely a part of life – and where musical instruments for children to learn and progress with are almost a novelty.