Sentence examples for proceeded to inform from inspiring English sources

They proceeded to inform me that it was not a real cemetery (italics mine).

She proceeded to inform me that the next show, Emanuel Ungaro, was at midday but she thought it was more likely to start at half past.

The person on the phone proceeded to inform the child that his mother hadn't made a student loan payment in seven years.

Finally, a guy who must have been about fifty, and whose role at the company Rousselot never managed to ascertain, placed the visitor and, changing the topic completely, immediately proceeded to inform him, in an absurdly serious tone, that the sales of his books had been very poor.

By week 52, there was a strong association between whether women had discussed the gel with their partners and whether women found it difficult or inconvenient to use gel as only four of these women proceeded to inform their partners (p value <0.001).

My guess, having not visited the website or read through the instructions (as likely few consumers actually do) is that a Domino's rep manning their Twitter feed would identify me as a new customer and then proceed to inform me of the next steps.

Raziel is angered over what he has learned, and Kain says his actions are justified due to his being subject to destiny, before proceeding to inform Raziel that the Sarafan were far from the noble crusaders that Raziel believes them to be when the latter demands to know why he created him, which Raziel refuses to listen to.

She however proceeded to tell the truth, and inform this stranger that we experienced a tragic death, and hadn't been strong enough to return to our happy family place until this year.

Given these findings, we then proceeded to determine whether the data inform previous conclusions on chromosomal syntenies thought to underpin the recognition of Afrotheria as one of the four major supraordinal clades of placental mammals (Placentalia).

Because he worked so assiduously - far more so than one could have guessed from his often gentle and languid ways - he came to each piece phenomenally well informed; and proceeded to tell you, in a language whose elegant periods reflected his devotion to the great narrative historian Macaulay, exactly what he thought, without fear or favour.

Ms. Gallagher then proceeded to slip eagerly into an lively and informed 20-minute conversation about the race.