Sentence examples for is to proceed from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
He said: "The only way is to proceed with conviction to elections as soon as possible.
One tack for Mrs. Arroyo is to proceed with signing the agreement.
Their votes are crucial if the planned flotation is to proceed.
"The main thing is to proceed along that road," he said.
A zoning variance, the subject of a hearing scheduled for Wednesday, is required if the tower is to proceed.
If there is a common theme lawmakers are hearing from economists and budget experts, it is to proceed with caution.
Wild Thang's goal, now, is to proceed further along the littered trail to be named cat of the year.
"The best course is to proceed to trial in eight weeks with a timely decision to follow," he wrote.
The second part (Nov. 5 and 7) is to proceed from Brahms to works by Webern, Korngold and Leon Kirchner.
Yet if the propagandist is to proceed as rationally as possible, he needs the best answers that are available.
It was – and is – to proceed by one-by-one "designating" under the Identity Cards Act other documents issued by official bodies, primarily passports.
