Sentence examples for begin to advance from inspiring English sources

But smart regulation can begin to advance the ball.

Inevitably, because batteries fail and things tend toward entropy, the clocks would slowly begin to advance at differing rates, out of sync, having moved, however briefly, perfectly together.

With his economic recovery plan signed into law, Mr. Obama plans to turn his attention more to health care next week with a fiscal blueprint that will begin to advance his ideas about covering the uninsured, advisers said.

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As the hostiles begin to advance on your position, hopefully they will walk right into the claymores you have laid.

Greater interest attached to the ideas that Hilbert and his school began to advance.

The needs of pupils and schools were beginning to advance beyond basic literacy.

"The problem was that Joe's illness began to advance very rapidly," Gail Papp said.

Liberal writers and politicians began to advance plans for the reform of the German Confederation.

When that scientific conclusion emerged, Murray began to advance his claim to the baronetcy.

By contrast, the market took more than five years to double after it began to advance in late 1974.