Sentence examples for proceeding to perform from inspiring English sources
Later in the episode, when Clare gets the first "date card" and asks Graham out, AshLee goes full-out Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction, locking herself in a bathroom and proceeding to perform an epic rant about the unjustness of the universe and the evilness that is Clare.
The problem with use of the basic state has been recognized in previous studies (Balmforth et al.2005), and an artificial approximation seems to be inevitable when proceeding to perform a simplified wave analysis.
After proceeding to perform an identical 3D reconstruction and threshold of the GABAAReceptor β2/3 corresponding image, the two reconstructed images were overlayed and a color threshold was set.
The reminder will continue to sound until the patient clicks "Check Skin," confirming that the patient has received the reminder and is proceeding to perform a visual inspection or care for the affected area.
Given the differences in performance of the fully porous and core-shell columns, we proceeded to perform quantitative calibration to determine the linearity of concentration-dependent response and method detection limits for purposes of quantifying catechin and EGCG in tea samples.
He proceeds to perform "Uganda", a composition of his own, instead of his recital piece.
The BJP and its allies proceeded to perform dismally in several state elections.
[New York Times] Prince showed up at a gig at 3 a.m. and proceeded to perform until sunrise.
In New York, they arrived at the World Trade Centre 12 hours late and proceeded to perform environmental tests that had already been carried out.
After I installed the program, Norton went to work at once, popping up dialogue boxes as I proceeded to perform everyday tasks like reading the news on the Web and checking my e-mail and sending instant messages.
Another Green-Wood resiDeWolfDeWolf Hopper, a thespian, delivered a rendition of the Ernest Thayer poem, "Casey at the Bat," shortly after it was published in 1888, and proceeded to perform it more than 10,000 times over the next half-century.
