Sentence examples for erratic progress from inspiring English sources
Over the years, doctors have implanted various kinds of mechanical hearts with definite, though erratic, progress.
Since unexpectedly snatching the crown in late 2005 David Cameron has made erratic progress, not yet the master of his party.
It traces the erratic progress of pupils called Furious, Cavalier, Deranged, Stoic and Wholesome; they are steered by the teacher-narrator, Ms Snuffleupagus, whose colleagues hold dramatically different views on how to teach.
She watched us as a tumbling ball of three cubs made an erratic progress to greet her, then continue out of sight, waiting for the fourth straggler before herself jogging beyond view.
Most of the answers can be found in her highly autobiographical first novel, A Young Girl's Touch, published in 1956 at the height of the Weidenfeld/Connolly standoff, which tracks her erratic progress through the second world war.
"I'm old, babe, but not dead," Milo boasts between the gunfights and bar brawls that mark his entertaining, if erratic, progress across the state on behalf of a gunslinger he hopes to save from execution.
It wants to turn the story of a grim, inescapable quagmire into one of erratic but irreversible progress towards a resolution acceptable to all.
Though no one in the staggered start passed me, my progress was erratic at best -- moments of kinesthetic pleasure followed by a stroke only a lumberjack could love.
While Woods had one of his more erratic days, Furyk's progress was comparatively serene.
I wanted to depict the degree of pain he had inflicted on me and my entire family". Dr. Coates characterized Ms. Farrow's behavior as increasingly erratic as the months progressed.
