Sentence examples for progress began to from inspiring English sources

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

However, just as a sense of stability and sustainable progress began to settle over Sinnsheim, huge upheaval arrived.

The songs sounded good, they enjoyed playing them and, as relations thawed, the reconciliation, still very much a work in progress, began to look possible after all.

A beaten and drawn Lancaster, the pain of England's early exit etched on his face, identified letting slip a 10-point lead against Wales as the moment their chances of progress began to ebb away.

In general, this distinction can be made between the 17th and the 18th centuries: in the 17th century the aim of education was conceived as a religious and rationalistic one, whereas in the 18th century the ideas of secularism and progress began to prevail.

With more than a million jobs expected to be cut from the public pay roll in the next few years, 2013 could well mark a watershed moment in the fight for equal pay, when years of progress began to go into reverse.

But as the days lapsed without progress, it began to seem as if there was no man who fell through the ice.

"Once Ben had some sound pieces in progress I began to respond in kind to his work making new paintings based on the processes he was employing.

As winter progressed, we began to tire.

But, as the series progressed, it began to work on two levels, appealing to adults, too.

Unsettlingly, as the show progressed, Carrie began to glide toward caution, away from freedom, out of fear.