Sentence examples for moving through to from inspiring English sources

This match will be competitive, but I see Peng moving through to her first-ever Grand Slam quarterfinal.

"It's hard not to imagine Federer moving through to the quarters," said Taylor Dent, a retired pro on hand to analyze the draw.

He will cover visualising data on maps - showing some of the simpler ways to quickly produce a map with data, gradually moving through to more sophisticated approaches.

I see this match being a tad more competitive than it would seem at first blush, but I do see Nadal moving through to reach his second straight U.S. Open final.

Many have also cut costs and restructured, so volume increases in business have been moving through to the bottom line more quickly.The tide is on the turn now, and banks everywhere will have to row harder to make for shore.

Shaneshill, seen as a contender for next year's World Hurdle by Willie Mullins, his trainer, had raced well off the pace before moving through to launch a challenge in the straight.

Barring a letdown, Stephens should move through to her second consecutive third-round appearance here.

But I believe Azarenka will move through to her second Grand Slam final of the year.

So we move through to a studio where Geoff Lloyd is currently on air.

"The most important thing is I've done what I needed to do and moved through to the next one".

Unless Berdych has a serious letdown, he should move through to the quarterfinals and a likely rematch with Murray.