Armed with that knowledge, Thole began to make strides, augmented by the meetings he was forced to run in Binghamton, and just the daily accrual of information while catching.
During the war in Afghanistan, Fox began to make strides by appealing to people as a network not afraid to show its patriotism or the hopes of its correspondents and anchors for a quick American victory.
Time will tell, but it seems entirely possible that Montalcino will produce the next generation of super-Tuscan reds Gaja has bought a Brunello di Montalcino vineyard and at least a few of the great but long-neglected properties (among them Argiano and Poggio Antico) have begun to make strides.
Many businesses and groups are beginning to make big strides in developing new systems and techniques to block hackers in the places they work most.
Despite significant strides made by PER, many researchers and instructors are just now beginning to make use of authentic, complex problems.
Nelson Mandela, whose extraordinary magnanimity helped avert a racial bloodbath, heralded a rainbow nation that would be a beacon for the rest of Africa.Since then, Africa, once harshly labelled by this newspaper as "the hopeless continent", has begun to make bold strides (see article).
By the 1930s African Americans had begun to make some strides toward equality the first African American since Reconstruction had been elected to Congress; boycotts had resulted in opening up job opportunities for African Americans; and the Congress of Industrial Organizations had become the first union to admit blacks.
Under his leadership, they have begun to make some strides by turning outward.
And rape, judging by an array of reports, has become more frequent.In the 1950s and 1960s women began to make slow but steady strides in parts of the Arab world, such as Syria and Egypt.
