Sentence examples for progress ever since from inspiring English sources

But veiling and other forms of pious ostentation among women have recently returned, largely because of groups such as the Qubaysiyat, an all-female Islamist society which has schools, nurseries and mosques that now attract many of the Syrian elite.Egyptian women, who fought to drop their veils in the 1920s and have voted since 1956, have made very slow progress ever since.

He had watched her progress ever since, with ticket number 66, she had won the prize at the ball in her youth.

Having been to Katine and experienced the project first hand, I have closely followed progress ever since, and seen the strides taken in generating income and wealth by giving people the ability to save their hard-earned money.

"Theirs was by far my favorite," he said, "so it was a pleasant surprise when I found the winning entry was Mimi and Eric's, because we've been watching their progress ever since 2004.

Early in his career a significant discovery that might have made his name was upstaged by his nemesis, a certain Professor Grossman (Micah Lewensohn), who Eliezer believes has blocked his progress ever since.

Beside the religious importance of the event, the pope's visit will showcase the latest architectural and artistic features of the Sagrada Família, which has remained a work in progress ever since its brilliant Catalan architect, Antoni Gaudí, died after being hit by a tram in 1926.

Things went well for me there; I got my move to Southend and I have just been progressing ever since".

"Since then we have received significant numbers of calls and emails from members of the public offering new information, and have generated new lines of inquiry which officers have been progressing ever since.

You can handle it because your DNA has gone through a history of difficult times and has progressed ever since.

The rest of the world has kept these agreements, and the reduction of chemical weapons has progressed steadily ever since.

Inspired by "our mothers," including Isis, Zora Neale Hurston, Anna May Wong and Calamity Jane, the work was first staged in 1974 as a work in progress and performed ever since, including on Broadway.