Sentence examples for he proceeded through from inspiring English sources

As he proceeded through the exhibit, he recognized archetypes.

Subsequently, he proceeded through life as life seemed to want him to do it.

Goebel's routine curiously lacked excitement even as he proceeded through the most difficult long program ever skated at the national championships.

He was admirably groomed, pearl coat nearly glowing, and he proceeded through the lobby with such aplomb -- did he realize that he stood only a foot and a half?

Leaving his wounded there along with his supplies under the protection of a guard of 1,000 men, he proceeded through each of the fifteen Middle towns which he destroyed along with more than 1,400 acres of corn and other crops.

As he proceeded through, Kosmic himself showed disbelief at the pace he was hitting.

Opening on the varied tribes and territories of the Native Americans, he proceeds through the stories of dozens of ethnic and religious groups who arrived on American shores seeking a new life, only to find themselves thrust into bloody conflicts.

At the very instant we meet his protagonist, George Harvey Bone, he has plunged into one of his "dead" moods, a fugue state in which his mind shuts down and he proceeds through the world as an automaton, an experience akin to "a silent film without music".

He proceeds through a series of safe houses and strangely effective disguises (the hard-working French police, it seems, are easily fooled by stick-on mustaches and goatees), pursued by a gloomy detective (Gilbert Melki) and watched by the minions of a local drug lord.

As he proceeds through Dracula's castle, he learns that Dracula, the longtime antagonist of the Castlevania series, had been truly defeated, and that a prophecy had been made dictating that Dracula's powers would be passed down to his reincarnation.

Authorities also said that Jackson traveled to New York from Baltimore on a Bolt Bus on Friday, staying at a hotel in midtown until Monday afternoon, at which point "he proceeded to wander through the city," Aubry said.