Sentence examples for like to progress from from inspiring English sources

"I would like to progress from this point even more.

The abandonment of the S17 category has left Adam and many young people like him with no opportunities to progress from local competitions to regional, let alone national or international swimming meets.

Like Roberts, Sjoberg spoke of being persuaded to progress from a routine massage to more intimate activity.

But the concerto grosso is like these other cycles in its dynamic tendency to progress from the more serious to the lighter movements.

"We need to progress from talking politics to more down to earth questions, like these economic issues".

It is also possible that patients with low density for first-line therapy could have been more like to progress, and therefore switch from first-line to second-line therapy, and the progression may be associated with shorter survival.

What looked like the road to progress, from the ancient world of superstition up to the sunstruck heights of the Enlightenment, had been the opposite, a descent from Olympian reason to the quicksand of modernity: liberal "relativism," "nihilism".

"We would like to continue to progress," says Parish.

However, snow-like lesions continued to progress (Fig. 2).

Like anyone who works, I've always wanted to progress.

"Horses like Opera House, Saddlers' Hall, Pilsudski and Singspiel were all good horses from a young age who continued to progress.