Sentence examples for progress drawing from inspiring English sources
The skeleton and others like it actually point to some of the problems with the March of Progress drawing.
Formed in 2005 in the wake of the Gleneagles G8 summit, the APP seeks to promote "Africa's development by tracking progress, drawing attention to opportunities and catalysing action".
Here, we review recent progress, drawing attention to maize, whose unique attributes and new resources hold special promise for explorations of chloroplast biogenesis.
The panel has also asked legislative leaders to submit an update on their progress drawing new Senate and Assembly districts to the court by Thursday; lawmakers hoped to vote on a legislative redistricting plan on Wednesday.
And we've made enormous progress drawing on ideas both from Democrats and Republicans that are already starting to show gains in some of the toughest-to- deal-with schools.
The park, which opened in 2002, is still a work in progress, drawing curiosity seekers who are often familiar with Montauk Point State Park (where the lighthouse is) but have yet to roam Camp Hero, which gets about 132,000 visitors a year — far below the millions who use some of Long Island's better-known state parks.
First, theories of progress draw attention to the power of the Western scientific paradigm.
Later that evening while grabbing a drink with some of my non-partisan friends, we noticed our beers were sitting on napkins tagged with Sheppard Fairey stickers and the words change, hope and progress drawn on them.
Scientific progress draws upon the application of different methodologies to the same problem.
Still, Fidrych's reputation grew as the season progressed, drawing near-capacity crowds to stadiums across the country as he performed his antics and kept winning ballgames, falling one short of 20 victories.
In a split program followed by discussion, the Big Dance Theater will perform "Shunkin," a work-in-progress drawn from Junichiro Tanizaki's short story "A Portrait of Shunkin," choreographed by Annie-B Parsons and directed by Paul Lazar.
