Sentence examples for page progress from inspiring English sources

A copy of Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly published on April 22, 1871, by two sisters who had been Manhattan stockbrokers, proclaims its program on its front page: "Progress!

By default, Amazon keeps track of your page progress as you work your way through a book and syncs your electronic bookmarks across the different Kindle apps and devices you use.

Last November, the Irish government published what it described as a 700-page "progress report" on abortion with the intent of amending the law, but no further steps have been taken.

Front pages progress from those covered in type to those covered in a single picture – moments seen as milestones in history; papers that might end up in the attic to one day show the grandchildren.

Immune system fighting off billions of pathogens every minute without sending me a 100,000-page progress report?

Other ideas: One single cut per page that moves from the top to the bottom as the pages progress, creating one big diagonal slice.

Two cuts per page that start out next to each other at the middle of the first page and move outwards as the pages progress, creating a mountain on one side and a valley on the other.

"The River Cottage Year" was next, a month-by-month cardstmas card of a book, with multicolored pages, progressing from green to yellow to purple, followed by Fearnley-Whittingstall's magnum opus, "The River Cottage Meat Book" (Ten Speed; $40), a five-hundred-and-fifty-four-page effort to get down on paper every thought he has had in his work with animals as food.

The first time I read Gary Lutz, I went slower and slower as the pages progressed.

PAGE B17 PROGRESS IN N.F.L. TALKS People briefed on the state of the N.F.L.'s labor negotiations have noted real progress, along with an optimistic whisper that a deal might be completed sooner than expected, perhaps by July 4.

At night, he played around with electronic beats and his lispy vocals, set up a Myspace page, but progress was painfully slow.