Sentence examples for its progress around from inspiring English sources

When an HP staffer bought one and received it a few days later, tracking its progress around the world through Apple's website, "It was an 'Oh s—' moment," recalls [former HP supply chain chief Mike] Fawkes".

Starting with the second hand at the 12, focus intently on its progress around the clock face without allowing any distracting thoughts to intervene.

With its dainty carbon footprint, Margaret Atwood's 30-date "world tour" is only just beginning its progress around the planet, with a renewable cast stepping lightly across Britain, the US and Canada.

The books - which come mainly from charity shops or donations - will each carry a unique ID number so that readers can go online, rate their free read and track its progress around the Tube - as long as commuters join in the spirit of the venture and don't claim the free books as booty.

This morning, Goldman Sachs raised its rating on the stock to a market outperform from market perform, citing its progress turning the business around.

The IHP+, to which the Platform's fortunes are shackled, is itself vulnerable, with disquiet around its progress to date and the political linkage through its initial champion, Gordon Brown, now attenuated [ 62, 63].

For a collection of reports on the FIRST Act and its progress, and on the debate around this act from Science magazine, see: http://news.sciencemag.org/tags/first-act.

The ball zips around continually, its progress plotting a swift, almost mathematical course, and the two teams move with it, the marking so close, the anticipation so fast that they appear a single organic entity.

Millions of Filipinos followed his progress around Manila and to Tacloban, a provincial city wrecked by a super-typhoon in 2013.

Even when you exclude China, whose market reforms have invigorated its economy over the last four decades, the progress around the world has been notable and substantial.

Ideally, you should be able to remove the skin in clean strips, leaving none of it behind as you progress around the perimeter of the vegetable.