Sentence examples for make real advances from inspiring English sources

She's dying for a real man to make real advances upon her.

"You want to make real advances".

And while the revival of "Divertimento No. 15" was a highlight of the season, the third of its five ballerina solos — by Janie Taylor and Rebecca Krohn among the other dancers who also made real advances — could be cast much more compellingly.

"Our perspective is they've made real advances, and they're a long way from where we'd like to see them," said Larry Memmott, chargé d'affaires of the American Embassy in La Paz.

Today, AMD is making real advances in computing, particularly with the 64-bit Athlon chip and the server chip called Opteron.

I felt that the Ethics Committee was making real progress in advancing ethics enforcement at FIFA," he said.

Tonic Theatre's Advance programme is making real progress in helping to bring that about.

Again Libertarians have a golden opportunity to make some real advances here once it becomes apparent that the Republicans are going to lose the next presidential election and potentially one house of congress.

Despite Labour not doing as badly as expected, some MPs were still critical of their party's failure to make any real advances.

The coalition forces believe the capture of Hodeidah would give them the upper hand in a war that has seen neither side make any real advances in years, despite more than 10,000 people being killed.

"They are in control there, but they haven't made any real advances in Qusayr".