Sentence examples for proceeding often from inspiring English sources

Since his arrest, Mr. Mirkarimi has attended nearly every court proceeding, often escorted by his own deputies.

A dozen or so people would show up on Saturday night, and the party would proceed — often until everyone went back to work on Monday morning.

Neural activation patterns proceed often by schemes or motifs distributed across the involved cortical networks.

No sooner does Graham show us her group of 12 than she splinters it into independent sub-groups (sometimes as many as five simultaneously), proceeding more often against symmetry than toward it, announcing dance rhythm with an upward-pounding force that was surely, in 1934, unprecedented.

Many patents were taken out, the proceeds often shared with colleagues and students.

Much business is done in cash, and today's proceeds often go to tomorrow's costs.

With minimal oversight, police can then spend nearly all those proceeds, often without reporting where the money has gone.

In Europe, people can be arrested long before any charges are filed, while a police investigation proceeds; often those who have been arrested are released without any charges.

The question then is how to proceed: HBEs often suggest changes to the model that might account for these failures of prediction; often, they do give some independent evidence for their suggestions.

In deciding how to proceed, there often comes a point where you have to step back and get a larger gestalt.

The convoy proceeded haltingly, often pausing for engineers to detonate mines or for soldiers to conduct reconnaissance in lonely farming settlements where the exteriors of houses were draped with white bedsheets and pillowcases flags of peace.