Sentence examples for documented the progress of from inspiring English sources

In his work from these years, he addressed the subjects of intermarriage and discrimination in public schools, and documented the progress of the civil rights movement.

She has documented the progress of her cancer but also many other aspects of her life in tens of thousands of tweets, sometimes 200 in a day, that have inspired men and women alike.

The mission also carried an IMAX camera with which the crew documented the progress of the mission for the Hubble IMAX movie.

Mr. Mann has encouraged his wife to document the progress of the disease, at least initially with an almost clinical detachment.

Travel takes a more prosaic form in an outsize 18th-century Qing handscroll documenting the progress of an imperial inspection tour of southern cities.

Keith Jones, the man largely responsible for the Wales pilot scheme, writes a blog most days documenting the progress of the trust's move away from being one of the most profligate energy users in Wales.

It also plans to offer premium services, such as the printing of photobooks documenting the progress of a relationship.Swingers may be miffed to learn that Between allows only one partner per user.

In the early 1850s Philip Henry Delamotte was hired to document the progress of the construction of the Crystal Place in London, and a few years later Robert Howlett depicted the building of the Great Eastern transatlantic steamship.

Using an image taken from a series of three sketches documenting the progress of General Sherman's campaign in Georgia, this print depicts the battle site of Pine Mountain, where General Polk was defeated and killed.

David Albright and Paul Brannan of the Institute for Science and International Security wrote in a recent report documenting the progress of those facilities, "In the current climate, with Pakistan's leadership under duress from daily acts of violence by insurgent Taliban forces and organized political opposition, the security of any nuclear material produced in these reactors is in question".

Forrestal's papers primarily document the progress of World War II, especially the role of the Navy, and the formation of the National Military Establishment (NME) to unify the U.S. military following the war, as well as the daily administration of the Navy and NME.