Sentence examples for looking to progress from inspiring English sources

This class is geared to experienced tournament and league players looking to progress through better timing and explosive footwork.

It has just lost the first round of its fight, but is looking to progress the action.

"Bill was always looking to progress into other types of music and that is how rock'n'roll was created," Lytle told me.

Many of the students on postgraduate Stem courses are already in industry, and looking to progress in their career by developing skills required by their employers.

Monday's draw will be eagerly awaited by all those connected to Arsenal, who will be looking to progress from the last-16 stage for the first time since 2010.

Alongside this, negotiators will also be looking to progress on a negotiating track known as "loss and damage" where developing countries (in particular small island states and countries such as the typhoon-ravaged Philippines) are compensated for climate change impacts.

Other countries in the hemisphere, and beyond, will look to progress on NAFTA as a yardstick of what they can expect under the FTAA and in the WTO.

As Leeds look to progress through the Qualifiers unbeaten, Ward believes it would be a warning for the rest of Super League.

In their third of four matches in 11 days, Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham side travel to Italy as they look to progress to the last 16 for the third consecutive season.

"The gaffer's said 'when you and the physio think the time's right we'll look to progress things'.

That did not deter Scotland international Suzanne Grant from joining this summer as Motherwell look to progress through the divisions.