Sentence examples for men of progress from inspiring English sources

One measure: between 2011 and 2014, Time, the Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Forbes, and even Better Homes and Gardens published special "innovation" issues — the modern equivalents of what, a century ago, were known as "sketches of men of progress".

One measure: between 2011 and 2014, Time, the Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Forbes, and even Better Homes and Gardens published special "innovation" issues the modern equivalents of what, a century ago, were known as "sketches of men of progress".

"Men of Progress," they were called, and "Conquerors of Nature".

The painting came quickly after Schussele's 1862 success with Men of Progress, a similar painting representing nineteen distinguished American inventors.

Originally, the subjects were nameless professional models & were designed as "Men of Progress," etc. Tells about Stuart Cloethe's bringing a honey bear to the studio as a suitable prop, & another man bringing a manservant bearing 20 suits.

There are many such humorous adaptations of this classic monkey-to-man "march of progress" graphic, and the Mad Men working for Dr Pepper probably had no reason to think that their ad would elicit unusual controversy.

He was venturing out to see with his own eyes if the once-prodigious herds of bison were indeed tragically thinned by constant recreational hunting, mining, town settlement and other man-made indicators of progress.

The men discussed the lack of progress in their deal talks and unrelated topics, like the disclosure of the National Security Agency's Prism Internet surveillance program by the former N.S.A.contractor Edward Snowden.

The Blues then seemed poised to seize the initiative when Akis Zikos was sent off, yet late strikes from Fernando Morientes and Shabani Nonda clinched a stunning 3-1 triumph for the 10 men of Monaco, who progressed 5-3 on aggregate.

Despite best efforts, about 10% of men progress to metastatic disease.

The effect is that, at sixty-five, Friseemsseems a young man and a force of progress and catholicity in the jazz world, even as he re-imagines pop songs the Beach Boys, Burt Bacharach, Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through The Grapevine," the movie themes on his current record, "When You Wish Upon a Star"—that are sixty years old.