Sentence examples for older progress from inspiring English sources

Strong and vivid, City of Blood (Harvill Secker, £12.99) is the coming-of-age story of both Siphiwe, who is guided by the formidable Grace, "mother" of the shelter where he lives and the novel's moral core, and the slightly older Progress, an apprentice gangster keen to make his mark, who finds himself dangerously in thrall to Letswe's beautiful mistress, Lucille.

The 18-year-old progressed through the club's academy ranks to make his debut for Alan Tait's first-team against Bourgoin in October.

The 20-year-old progressed through the youth system at the Amex Stadium and has made three appearances for the Seagulls this season.

It would be important to add more waves to the research to investigate its longitudinal predictive power, as well as the relationship and/or differentiation between dimensions as children grow older and progress through school.

The country's public school system still faces crippling problems, with students learning less as they grow older and progress through higher grades.

This study has shown that older dogs progress to periodontitis faster than younger dogs.

The next question to consider is how this picture changes as children grow older and progress to the period where recovery is less likely.

Finally, older bees progress to foraging outside the nest for food (Lindauer 1952; Seeley 1982; Winston 1987; Seeley and Kolmes 1991; Johnson 2003, 2008, 2010).

Heavy dependence on the old slows progress toward the new.

But that hasn't stalled the 29-year-old's progress.

Its members are something of a bridge, and the idea of these people growing older, and progressing into positions of greater authority, makes me cautiously optimistic.