Sentence examples for events in progress from inspiring English sources

(Nevada law prohibits broadcasting live gambling events in progress).

But every customer gets high-speed over-the-air access to ESPN interviews, analysis and game highlights, full-length ESPN.com articles and GameCast interactive scoreboards of events in progress.

It was Saturday night, approaching midnight, and fueled by Life Savers washed down with coffee, Mr. Crockman fielded radio reports of events in progress: assaults, overdoses, accidents, robberies, fires, car chases.

It sets the odds for more than 40 percent of the casinos in Las Vegas, and Cantor used that data to expand into what is known as in-running betting, which lets people wager on portable devices on sporting events in progress.

As a result, an event in progress will be disrupted as was shown, for example, by Abdu et al. (2013) during the 29 October 2003 super storm sequence.

Not only does it sense when a panel has been touched,  it can link up with a vehicle's onboard cameras and GPS to record where the violation has happened and maybe even catch the event in progress.

You can search within the application for, say, "party" and see a bunch of events that have been tagged by your friends with "party," and what's even more cool is that you can view real-time photos of the event in progress, assuming the people there are taking photos with their Android phones.

My book details planning for an emergency, reacting to an event in progress, responding to an active shooter, and recovering from an incident.

The broadcaster also stated that it had to make editorial decisions on which events to air during periods where a large number of events were in progress.

Days after significant events, television reporters still do on-camera reports from the scene as if the events were in progress or had just ended.

This has produced the finding that previous knowledge and experience of death and dying help students to cope, while negative events currently in progress (grief, loss) tend to reinforce the effect of the experiences and hinder coping [ 28].