Sentence examples for making his progression from inspiring English sources

Instead, after making his progression, he often dumps off the ball to Martin or Sowell, who are among the best pass-catching backs in the N.F.L. Pennington and his receivers are also still improving their timing and rhythm.

And this is what makes his latest work, continuing the progression from the very aptly named "first plank" so exciting, and a natural evolution to his rigorous practice and his vibrant and powerful work today.

The JACK Quartet, more typically heard in abstruse, intensely thorny music, gave a high-contrast, often plangent reading of Philip Glass's Fifth String Quartet (1991), a work that at first sounds like an outlier in Mr. Glass's catalog — its changes are restless and rapid — but soon melts into the familiar rhythms and slowly evolving progressions that make his style so unmistakable.

One player who made that very progression is Alan Dunne, who joined Millwall as a 10-year-old and made his first-team debut in March 2002, aged 19.

His progression made sense as he strove to improve his life.

I really do think this team is making good progression.

"Gender roles continue to exist in the workplace, making this progression harder than originally imagined.

Are England making any progression towards a successful European campaign?

The club said Bolt had made "great progression" in his time at Gosford and they were looking at ways to give him "more individual intensive training and competitive game time" away from the first team.

"The offer was put to the player and his wishes, to make the progression into the full time game, were fully taken into account," it said.

How to retain your identity while making a womanly progression from being a jeans and T-shirt girl".