Sentence examples for proceed perfectly from inspiring English sources

He added that he felt no pressure to drum up a lot of material for a DVD and that disc makers and producers could proceed perfectly well without it.

After idling his engine for three minutes on the airstrip, our pilot raised his right hand in the air, forming a circle with the forefinger and thumb, to show that he hoped everything would proceed perfectly from then on.

Work on discovery and explanation might proceed perfectly well without embracing any particular metaphysical world picture.

"You're beginning with an illogical premise, and proceeding perfectly logically to an illogical conclusion, which is a dangerous thing to do," he recently told a reporter.

And he won't care that I still bite my nails or that I can recite verbatim Sally Bowles' entire monologue that proceeds "Perfectly Marvelous" in Cabaret, or that, no matter how hard I exercise -- which, let's face it, isn't very hard at all -- I will always have a small roll of fat where my lower abs should be.

On the micro scale, it can produce exchanges that proceed by perfectly rational sequence to an email reading: "Dad, you are a very naughty girl".

After the flawless landing, the first week of operations of the rover on the ground also proceeded almost perfectly, too, as engineers started checking out the rover's system, deployed the high-gain antenna, and raised the mast that holds the cameras.

The conservative judges argue a slippery slope of government mandating health insurance while their legislative counterparts make law mandating women buy an intentionally punitive vaginal sonogram in order to proceed to a perfectly legal abortion.

A meal might start with a pristine, perfectly dressed salad, proceed to caneton á la Sophie -- tender slices of duck breast in a sweetly piquant apricot and green pepper sauce -- and conclude with a silken sabayon made with fresh local berries.

When the paste is perfectly dry, but not before, proceed to beat the Pig violently with the handle of a large broom.

"I know that you're always looking to find fault but I think that the decision not to proceed with the repeal legislation is a perfectly sensible one given the situation in the Senate".