Sentence examples for progress caught from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for all its ancient history, India sometimes feels like a work in progress, caught up in a whirlwind of equivocation over its identity.

Think Progress caught video of Gingrich's response to one query.

The rate at which his research progressed caught nearly everyone by surprise.

For example, in June, the company updated the app with labels that indicate your current viewing progress ( "all caught up," or how many episodes left, e.g).; it added green "New Episode" badges so you would know what's new; and it added the option to disable AutoPlay.

And through his actions as the boat progressed downstream caught in the current, he prevented the boat becoming stuck at the bridge.

"It will be difficult to be right there from the beginning, but the main target is to really work together, make progress and catch up more and more.

Every time I think I'm making progress I catch myself shoving some old monk out of the way so I can get that last dish of ice cream.

Melton made gradual but relentless progress to catch Paradox "in the last stride" and win by a head in a "desperate finish", with Archer riding one of his strongest races.

Patience and Bithell tried to engage the Australians on the second upwind leg, to try to slow them and hope the chasing pack could affect their progress, but Croatia caught up and passed the Britons.

Within three years Jan had made sufficient progress to have caught up with his age group, children with up to ten years of formal education behind them.

As the week progressed, I frequently caught some Netroots attendees rolling their eyes or saying things that were less-than-accepting of the attendees from the other conference.