Sentence examples for began to make progress from inspiring English sources

But once Leicester began to make progress along the flanks they looked the likelier side to go ahead.

It was not until Johnson took up the banner that the cause of black Americans began to make progress.

When they reassembled on Monday, March 22, the jury began to make progress, starting with the charges that seemed the easiest for most jurors to agree on.

MS. HARF: Undersecretary Sherman had a good bilateral meeting with her Iranian counterparts and we believe we began to make progress and hope to continue to do so.

But as reds and blacks began to make progress in the 1990's -- for the first time an Indian sheriff was elected, and a black man is now the public defender -- the Latinos began arriving.

The talks, beginning in June 1996, bogged down in a debate over disarming the I.R.A. Finally, the issue was finessed and the talks began to make progress last September.

Organizations are beginning to make progress digitally.

And we have begun to make progress.

We were just beginning to make progress when he was suddenly taken away.

"When I convince people about the underperformance and poor management, I will begin to make progress".

Mindful of these powerful arguments, leading countries are beginning to make progress.