Sentence examples for proceeding turns from inspiring English sources

The proceeding turns into a kangaroo court, and the narrator, who has been watching it in the gallery, addresses the infant in a despairing whisper: "I've got to believe you'll be happy… I've got to believe you'll be happier than me".

Artal-Isbrand was then able to proceed, turning the vases back into dozens of archaeological fragments, only to put them back together again with modern methods and a more refined hand.

Instead, the proceeding turned into another round of histrionics in a case that has been tension filled, and the sentencing was adjourned until April 26.

They knocked down the doors and pointed guns at two workers inside, commanding that they lie facedown on the ground, before proceeding to turn the place inside out.

They knocked down the doors and pointed guns at two workers inside, commanding that they lie facedown on the ground, before proceeding to turn the place inside out.

Before proceeding, slowly turn your head to the right and to the left to check for oncoming traffic, pedestrians or animals.

As their arguments proceed, it turns out that the husband had not only helped the sisters out of serious difficulties but had also grown increasingly despondent over his abuse of his wife and had committed a suicide so bizarre that it would never have been recognized as one if he had not told the neighbor what he meant to do.

Those proceeds turned out to be smaller than the government had expected.

The borrowing authorized in the current budget, to be secured by increases in the cigarette tax and motor vehicle fines, will be issued by the Economic Development Authority and the proceeds turned over to the Treasury Department.

If nobody comes forward who can make an ironclad claim to any of these works, said the public administrator, Ethel J. Griffin, they will indeed be auctioned off and the proceeds turned over to Mr. Kingsland's estate.

(The court noted that the termination of the tenancy would not cause Mr. Pullman to lose the value of his apartment since his shares would be sold by the co-op and the proceeds turned over to him after the costs of the sale, litigation expenses and other amounts due have been deducted).