Sentence examples for from which to proceed from inspiring English sources

"Now we have a starting point from which to proceed," he said.

Those rehearsals really pay off, because when you're on the set you have a common understanding from which to proceed, and the actors can, from that point on, really take off.

A pivot creates a departure point, a fulcrum, an angle from which to proceed.

Besides, basic political calculus dictates: The bigger Trump's loss and the more it is attributed to his moral failings, thanks in part to the case made by Republican reformers (with lots of help from the Democrats, of course), the stronger the hand of those GOP reformers post-election and the cleaner the slate from which to proceed.

This gives the reader a good platform from which to proceed with the subject of molecular targeting.

The limited scope of SED-ML Level 1 Version 1 lays a firm foundation from which to proceed, and any issues arising from its implementation can be dealt with better at an early stage.

Now, in a departure from its initial position, which was to proceed with the convention as planned, the board plans to urge hotel executives to reach a settlement agreement with the Justice Department, in a telephone conversation scheduled for tomorrow.

Typically, people get honours for their charity work, and I've never even agreed with that, since it tends to mean donations, which tend to proceed from wealth, and all it does is lock down and make flesh the fallacy that rich people are more honourable than everyone else.

– from which he proceeds to take potshots at the court.

Ford unveiled two of the E.V.'s wearing special decals on Wednesday in front of the Virginia state capitol, from which they proceeded to the racetrack.

Scary Movie, a parody of teen horror flicks, particularly Scream, unfortunately gave the brothers a platform from which they proceeded to give us three more Scary Movies and the dismal White Chicks, a parody of undercover cop dramas.