Sentence examples for gradually went through from inspiring English sources

In the mid-18th century, Lord Chesterfield wrote that he knew "a gentleman who was so good a manager of his time that he would not even lose that small portion of it which the call of nature obliged him to pass in the necessary-house; but gradually went through all the Latin poets, in those moments".

It was scratchier than a wire-wool tank-top in the early stages but he dug in when he needed to, and is gradually going through the gears now.

It was a perfectly paced innings, circumspect at the top end before gradually going through his full repertoire of shots.

Except perhaps Jude, as you gradually go through the film, you get a clearer and clearer idea of who he is and what motivates him.

Under normal circumstances, the liver cells will gradually go through apoptosis three days after transplantation, but acute liver failure patients need at least 5 to 7 days to recover liver function.

The key is gradually going through the process.

Time taught her that no medication works forever and gradually she went through many.

He gradually went off the boil.

Following the completion of the project, Frost gradually went blind.

Smoking gradually went from cool to disrespectful.

But, gradually, she and others said, as new policies are written, deals will start going through and the economy will pick up.