Sentence examples for progress in the slipstream of from inspiring English sources

Bragg began his musical progress in the slipstream of punk, in a short-lived band called Riff-Raff.

And in the slipstream of progress comes the curse of modern life: obesity.

"Ragtime," a musical epic about three emblematic New York families (Wasp, black, and immigrant Jewish) caught in the slipstream of progress after 1900, opens in New York on January 18th, following successful runs in Toronto and Los Angeles.

An entire segment of society has been lost in the slipstream of success as overall national progress contrasts with basic needs: roughly one of every two Cambodians has access to safe drinking water while less than one of four has access to a toilet.

'But we are still living in the slipstream of Thatcherism.

"I'm in the slipstream of all these styles of music," she writes on her site.

But suspect and banned organisations seem to be moving in the slipstream of genuine charities.

ALL sorts of odd things get caught in the slipstream of an election campaign.

By the mid-80s, the war in Vietnam was becoming lost in the slipstream of history.

On motorways they could form fuel-efficient "road trains", gliding along in the slipstream of the vehicle in front.

(Sands's own career has proceeded in the slipstream of the work of Lauterpacht and Lemkin).