Sentence examples for inroads up from inspiring English sources

What it accomplished was to make important inroads up and down the country and prove itself a danger not just to Tories but to Labour too.

Hazard's replacement, Pedro, was industrious on the left and Chelsea made inroads up that side.

On came their heavies – more of them – but Cooper's poor form prevented the visitors from capitalising on any inroads up front.

Arsenal pressed on to the front foot but there was zero excitement until the 39th minute, when Sead Kolasinac made inroads up the left.

The end result was that Dagg and wingers Hosea Gear and Cory Jane were given the freedom to counterattack, the big ball carriers Sonny Bill Williams, Ma'a Nonu and Kieran Read were able to make inroads up the middle of the field and the Australians just kept having to make tackle after energy-sapping tackle.

Leapfrog hopes to make inroads by playing up the educational angle.

The Australian is 14 seconds ahead of Dutch team-mate Pieter Weening in the general classification with Evans making inroads to move up to third, a further second behind.

The Soviets invaded Afghanistan, made inroads into Latin America, cozied up to such "nonaligned" countries as India, and tutored such Middle Eastern players as the Palestine Liberation Organization in terrorist tactics.

Most companies already have a presence on Facebook, giving the tech giant an inroad to signing them up for Workplace.

Rivals like Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network have made inroads with boys by serving up rough-edged animated series like "The Fairly Oddparents" and "Star Wars: The Clone Wars".

And to make local inroads, the company has signed up 22 of China's 28 sports federations to outfit most of its athletes.