Sentence examples for proceed quite from inspiring English sources
Though the conversation may not proceed quite into the depths of psychosexual analysis that "Dogtooth" seems to invite.
"We have basically removed the major hurdles of suspicion in military-to-military relations, and I would expect things to proceed quite fast," he said.
"We have basically removed the major hurdles of suspicion in military to military relations, and I would expect things to proceed quite fast".
Her ruling suggested that Mr. Malvo's trial may proceed quite differently from that of John A. Muhammad, who was convicted of capital murder on Monday in the death of Dean H. Meyers in Manassas, Va., also last October.
In Ms. Takala's video, shown at the New Museum in 2012, we see her accept a job with a multinational business in Helsinki, Finland; turn up for work; and proceed, quite conspicuously, to do absolutely nothing but sit at her desk and ride the elevator.
For this, we can proceed quite analogously as in the proof of [12], Theorem (4.2). □.
Mr. Puricelli was well prepared, his witnesses were prepped, and his case proceeded quite artfully and smoothly".
The early growth of the axillary bud proceeds quite vigorously until a certain number of leaf primordia has been formed; then apical activity slows.
But a more tantalizing interpretation of events is that China is proceeding quite nicely in expanding the use of the renminbi beyond its borders, underlining its determination to wield more influence eventually in global financial affairs.
On the one hand, the city was bracing itself for the final assault by the rapidly advancing allies; on the other, because the war has not proceeded quite as smoothly as some predicted, many Baghdadis simply did not believe reports that the Americans were close to the city's gates.
As an upmarket Los Angeles couple (Jason Bateman and Rebecca Hall, both in career-best form) are menaced by Edgerton's vaguely sex pest-scented loser, nothing proceeds quite as expected: the two men enter a stomach-clenching moral war that questions, as in the best domestic horror stories, just how close to home the true danger lies.
