Sentence examples for beginning to progress from inspiring English sources

Then, on Memorial Day weekend, as the calculation was beginning to progress, Malka Benjaminovna suffered a heart attack.

Lakers prove that there's life after Kobe Despite an abysmal start to the season there has been some signs that this young Los Angeles Lakers side are beginning to progress.

By the 1780s and 1790s visitors were beginning to progress as far as Chepstow, where an attractive female guide escorted tourists around the ruins as part of the popular Wye Tour.

The U.S. team has begun to progress, winning World League Division five in Nepal in March.

With this improved form, I began to progress quickly, before poor alignment sent pain to my knees.

What's more, science has begun to progress into areas previously occupied by philosophy and the humanities at large.

In such cases, doctors may suggest "watchful waiting" — repeated monitoring of the prostate with no treatment unless the cancer begins to progress.

The doctor also said no treatment was needed until and unless Mr. Schorr's condition began to progress, which it did four years later.

Things began to progress for her when, in 1998, five local bands decided to group together to form a self-sufficient record label.

It was only when Carberry moved to Hampshire, his third county, and he began to be influenced by Warne's eternally optimistic captaincy, that his career began to progress.

There, in 1967, a mole had begun to progress well in hard shale, until 1,000 feet from the portal it hit a buried valley filled with water-bearing sand and gravel, which buried the mole.