Sentence examples for is to progress from from inspiring English sources
Here the idea is to progress from one temperature-controlled room to another in search of physical and spiritual cleansing while losing buckets of sweat.
Meetings are short you'll probably get just 45 minutes and the trick is to progress from formality to informality as quickly as possible.
In an adaptive learning system how a learner is to progress from their current knowledge state to the next is specified in the pedagogical model.
Now they are bottom of Group H with one point from two matches and more than likely need to beat Zenit St Petersburg at least once if they are to progress from the group stages.
With defeat not an option if England are to progress from Pool A, Lancaster may wish to be able to call on some of the talents available to his opposite number, Michael Cheika, for selection this weekend.
England go into the match knowing that a win is vital if they are to progress from Group A. Ireland were beaten 32-14 by Fiji on Monday and McNamara is confident that his team can avoid complacency, having learned their lessons in the warm-up defeat by Italy.
Saints boss Jim Mallinder had stressed the importance of his team starting their European campaign with a home win if they are to progress from a well-matched Pool Four which also includes last year's beaten finalists Ulster and Castres.
Scotland - joint winners of the qualifiers with Netherlands - have never won a game in their two previous World T20s in 2007 and 2009 and must defy expectation if they are to progress from Group B. Captain Preston Mommsen and seamer Alasdair Evans were named in the team of the tournament for the qualifiers, and coach Grant Bradburn predicts "the floodgates could open now" for his improving side.
The western pincer, under the command of Barry St. Leger, was to progress from what is now Ontario through western New York, following the Mohawk River, and the southern pincer was to progress up the Hudson River valley from New York City.
He will need to be head and shoulders above the opposition, though, if Australia are to progress from a tricky group, which includes 2010 finalists Spain and the Netherlands.
The movement was to progress from right to left beginning with the 8th Cavalry Regiment, then the 7th Cavalry in the Hill 518 area, and finally the 5th Cavalry in the Waegwan area.
