Sentence examples for our progress into from inspiring English sources

But I am keen to push on, moving inland spotting the eucalyptus trees that signpost our progress into the outback.

I wonder what the university is paying for this "roadmap for collective action and an aid to chart our progress into the future [which] takes into account the known world and projects forward the path into terrain where we shall be explorers of new peaks" and whether it will be happy to have this sample of fine writing published in its name?

As our rehearsals progress into performances, I look forward to continue sharing this experience.

Just as popular hardware Kickstarter projects have proven, it will be our willingness to involve excited Lockitron backers in our progress and turn them into happy customers that will drive our success.

Designed and developed by EffectiveUI, a leading user experience agency, it's a new approach to reporting that provides an interactive window into our progress over time.

Dreaming big is a good idea in theory, but sometimes that big dream can seem so unreal that it throws a wrench into our progress.

"We believe that selling the company at $11.00 per share does not take into account our progress returning the business to profitable growth and our future prospects," Bob Paul, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.

Since Porcari had familiarity with sections of the East Coast Greenway in Maryland and of our overarching vision, he asked for an update on our progress and then we jumped into a brainstorming session on how the US DOT can get involved to ensure success for the project.

"We can get introductions to the city governments, the government officials that want to shepherd our kind of innovation and our kind of progress into their cities," he said.

Soon we were chugging through the city's ragged outskirts, pillars of diesel smoke barrelling from the engine, the sun blotted out by our industrial-age progress into the raw heart of Tanzania.

As a community, we now have substantial responsibility to translate our scientific progresses into improved patient care.