Sentence examples for progress it will from inspiring English sources

As for Ms. Wintour, whose dress was also still a work in progress, "it will be in the keeping with the spirit of the evening," a Vogue spokesman offered coyly.

An army of principles will penetrate where an army of soldiers cannot; it will succeed where diplomatic management would fall: [not even]...the ocean...can arrest its progress: it will march on the horizon of the world, and it will conquer.

If either country is to progress, it will have to significantly change its political and economic system.

Depending on progress, it will provide seven to nine months of complete isolation.

On current progress it will take at least another 100 years.

If Friday's jobs report shows more progress, it will suggest that Mr. Bernanke's optimism is legitimate.

'We mustn't look for inventions and progress; it'll be awfully primitive.'" What they find, of course, confounds all of those expectations.

As it's a work in progress, it'll be interesting to see what visuals get produced and how these may be tweaked and shaped by future coders.

As the campaign progresses, it will be fascinating to see how far this effort succeeds.

The club always has the special aura, but now as the event progresses, it will develop a different personality".

If they get the full measure of it as the run progresses, it will become a formidable experience indeed.