Sentence examples for progress began from inspiring English sources

My relationship with Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress began when I was around 14 years old.

Mayor Shirley Franklin and the Atlanta Committee for Progress began the Brand Atlanta effort in February.

It wasn't until major changes were made to depoliticize the company that real progress began.

And when Botha retired and a new president, FW de Klerk, was elected, real progress began to be made.

Thiel's own story of progress began near the end of the golden age, in 1967, in Frankfurt, Germany.

Real aesthetic progress began with the advent of the deep-level lines, the tubes properly so-called, in the 1890s.

He has suggested that his political career has been an extension of the arc of racial progress begun by Lincoln.

He would "put the leaders of Iran on notice" that the United States, along with "friends and allies," would halt that progress, beginning with a show of military force.

Black Americans made spectacular progress beginning in the decades after slavery, moving from cotton fields to the boardroom in just over a century.

That's too bad because it obscures the incredible progress begun in those Games; the drugs got more effective, the television contracts grew richer, the athletic Cold War intensified and the shoe money showed up.

The evolution of uncertainty, in terms of analytical progress, begins with assessing probabilities and concludes with models and methods for assessing the 'total uncertainty' within an application.