Sentence examples for hopes to progress from inspiring English sources

He hopes to progress to light throwing off a mound next month.

When she finishes, she hopes to progress to a level 3 (A-level equivalent) qualification.

Fortunately for me, I was able to raise the funds innovatively, through various private contributions, and I'm now studying for my master's at Goldsmiths with hopes to progress to a PhD.

But he has just been selected to join a fast-track IT management programme and hopes to progress on to a degree in the future – not bad for a young man who admits he "didn't really enjoy studying at school".

… Center fielder Peter Bourjos (broken bone in right wrist) will begin taking dry swings Saturday and hopes to progress to soft toss and batting practice next week.

The "war on obesity" is in desperate need of reframing and reconceptualization if it hopes to progress and fix some gargantuan wrongs.

A word of advice for the new generation of state school students hoping to progress to pastures new?

We could have lost any of those games but we're here and hoping to progress further.

For a European island outpost with a population of just 330,000, it was a fairly heroic achievement from which they hope to progress by qualifying for Euro 2016.

Chelsea will hope to progress further than last year when they lost 3-1 on aggregate in the last 16 to the eventual champions, José Mourinho's Internazionale.

He's a rider who rarely wins but rides consistently in shorter stage races; he will hope to progress again with a top 10 place.