Sentence examples for progress calling from inspiring English sources

As the trailers conveyed the span over the substructure, riggers were watching the progress, calling out alignment into the walkie-talkies.

Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and I recently hosted a meeting with our German, Italian, Spanish and Polish colleagues in order to make progress, calling on all the member states to join us in developing this project in cooperation with our main partners, who obviously include NATO.

The citizens of Ōsaka once took pride in its smoky atmosphere as a mark of industrial progress, calling it the "Capital of Smoke" ("Kemuri no miyako"); but by the mid-1970s the city's smog and air pollution were seen as harmful, and since then there has been noticeable improvement in the region's air quality.

They look at the performance of schools as measured through a detailed, statistical look at pupils' progress, called Progress 8.

The story is taken from a work in progress called "Skull Water," which is about my coming of age.

Her film in progress, called "The Commandment Keepers," will be screened on April 17 at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan.

Putting aside a play in progress called "I Think Back Now on André Gide," he thought back on Nevelson.

Mr. Essley went in part because he thought the trip might provide fodder for a graphic novel, now a work in progress called "The Hinterland".

For a book in progress called "First Woman Architect," he has sketched hundreds of buildings with signature Wilbraham details like oversize Corinthian pilasters and swan's-neck volutes.

His progress calls to mind a piece that the liberal columnist Ellen Goodman wrote in 1980, when the first test tube babies were created.

In 2001, aged 93, Williamson won both the Nebula and Hugo Awards for his novella The Ultimate Earth, itself part of a novel then in progress called Terraforming Earth.