Sentence examples for anything to progress from inspiring English sources

He was wasted, and while I usually have a great time talking to wasted Paul, I needed to change venues quick if I wanted anything to progress with Janet.

So I ask you: who in British culture right now has glossy brown hair like a beautiful pedigree dog, and an eye-poppingly curvaceous bikini body, and a million Instagram followers, and is willing to sell literally anything, for any amount of money, and most of all has the steely-eyed determination to do anything to progress their fame, until they are untouchable, until they are close to a god?

In a country that loves bureaucratic procedure, the constitution requires the tireless president to chair ceremonies, sign off documents and swear in officials, if anything is to progress.

We need to build roads, schools, hospitals and social centres; anything that would allow Ivory Coast to progress.

To progress at anything requires measurement, so maybe we should start tracking a new key performance indicator: Time to Insight (TTI).

"The lads have shown that they can compete against the best teams, we also know we have to be right at our best and Aston Villa will have to be well below par for us to progress, but anything can be achieved and we've got a group of lads who are going to relish the challenge".

"Mr. Roth's bill has never had any chance of real progress in the Senate," Mr. Jordan said, "and he's done little if anything to ensure progress for the legislation".

Second, you must clarify exactly what your commitment is and decide what you have to do, if anything, to make progress toward fulfilling it.

I see no evidence that Microsoft did anything to hamper progress.

We would give anything to believe in progress again.

Anything to do with progress meets such plateaus; knowing to expect them and learning how to ride them out is important.