Sentence examples for progress magazine from inspiring English sources

Eagle told Progress magazine: "I think having a public sector comparator is actually tremendously important.

Many unions "cannot connect to a whole swath of the workforce that thinks they died out with the ark", he said in an interview for Progress magazine.

The marketising wing of Milburn, Purnell and Hutton in their Progress magazine push for more extreme Blairism - as if it hadn't just failed.

Labour sources pointed out that Blair had said something similar in an earlier interview with Progress magazine, the journal of centrist Labour supporters.

As the Labour historian Greg Rosen argues in the latest issue of Progress magazine, "governments that successfully renew are those that remember to be political".

Writing in Progress magazine, Johnson warns: "A perception that Labour is in the pocket of the unions is damaging to the party and to the trade union movement.

(One sign of progress: Heeb Magazine just published its first-ever Jewish swimsuit issue, titled "The Ladies of '69″ -- as in the current Hebrew year of 5769 on the Hebrew calendar. Yes, I report this as "progress" with my tongue shoved firmly in my cheek.) As a 5'11" woman with blonde highlights, I've heard my share of "That's funny, you don't look Jewish!" comments.

As he immersed himself in American culture, Harry worked several jobs, from laborer to door-to-door salesman, before progressing to magazine and newspaper writing.

GOSSIP'S PROGRESS 1926: Time magazine inaugurated the People page, a new weekly feature covering notable events in the lives of famous people, including entertainers.

Manson said he had made "some great editorial progress" on the magazine but was now ready to pursue his own venture.

When he unveiled his happy vision of beneficent technology and human progress in Science magazine in 1980, it attracted one of the largest batches of angry letters in the journal's history.