Sentence examples for completed to progress from inspiring English sources

Each of the game's sixteen levels introduces mission objectives that must be completed to progress to the next level.

All online education used the MENTOR platform by PRESENT e-Learning, a Web 2.0 platform integrating narrated PowerPoint slides and interactive embedded didactic quizzes that had to be completed to progress through the modules (11).

At the urging of my human confederates, I even attempted one of Grand Theft Auto's missions — tasks I was supposed to be completing to progress through the game properly — that required me to shoot my way through a gang of drug smugglers and steal their truckload of contraband.

Each mission provides a number of objectives that the player has to complete to progress.

The game features a variety of missions that the player must complete to progress.

Some missions are even required to be completed to further progress into the start of the additional storylines of each expansion or specific areas.

Whether in the frantic pell mell of Destiny, the need to complete tasks to progress an adventure forward or the one-coin-left moment playing a slots machine, games have a powerful relationship with urgency.

The questionnaire contained 30 closed questions (23 of which had to be completed in order to progress to the next question) relating to use of horses, location, travel, importation, vaccination, horse owner age, gender and registration with the NED (Table  1).

There is a backbone of narrative missions that gamers must complete in order to progress, but beyond them is a vast range of dynamic encounters, side-quests and money-making ventures, from buying property to managing clubs and playing the stock exchange (which cleverly reacts to in-game events, allowing you to make extra cash by buying the right shares at the right time).

The game features a variety of quests that the player must complete in order to progress.

No Mark Essen game in recent history is "normal" in terms of the tasks you are asked to complete in order to progress.