Sentence examples for but going from from inspiring English sources

But going from the classroom to the studio lot didn't happen overnight.

So I guess this area is a fast-developing one but going from zero quite recently.

Going from terrace to step edge also stabilizes the transition states of C H bond dissociation steps, but going from (1 1 1)- to (1 0 -typepe surfaces does not clearly do so.

But going from a couple of prototypes to large teams of robots will mean overcoming a big hurdle: energy.

It was a neat solution, but going from two units to three triggered many building code requirements.

But going from pose to pose detracts from musical responsiveness — and also from through-line, the sense of a single unfolding.

"But go from there.

Regardless of when it happens, Bell has been all but gone from the Pirates for days.

Other times, the light seemed all but gone from his eyes.

Independent voices are all but gone from Russian television, and most channels now march to the same, slickly produced beat.

The music never goes through Napster but goes from machine to machine outside of the Napster servers.