Sentence examples for get to progress from inspiring English sources

"It's going to take time - she did have four years where she didn't get to progress, playing in her room.

Foshay, which runs from kindergarten through 12th grade, is a perfect fit: Students in the program get to progress from year to year without ever changing schools.

"I don't look back, other than to know that I need to get forward, I need to get to progress and I need to get to sacks," he told reporters with troubling singularity.

But if they fail to overcome Slaven Bilic's men and Ukraine defeat Belarus on the same night, then the next chance England will get to make progress certain is away to Ukraine on 10 October.

When there is enough source material in the robot's content data banks it will get to work, progressing through its automated research and drafting process.

"We've got to aim to progress into the next round.

"We get to see the progress of what we're doing," he said.

"We are building, we are trying to progress and get to the next step which is getting people into positions to create chances.

Don't get to frustrated with your progress.

At the present rate of progress, we get to 7 per cent in May.

"We have gathered that experience to make sure that we do progress and get to finals and semi-finals".