Sentence examples for progress next from inspiring English sources

Leaping from the cab in her Los Angeles gear -- shorts, grubby shirt and sandals -- she picked her way over construction debris from a renovation in progress next door.

So do we have to gauge Chelsea's progress next season in terms of how they do in the Champions League, given they have won the Premier League so comfortably this year?

NOTRE DAME ALUMNI SEND CRITICAL LETTER -- More than 400 Notre Dame alumni signed a letter saying the football program needs to make significant progress next season or "a coaching change will become necessary".

More important, he argued, the Hong Kong gathering had "rebalanced" the WTO's agenda in favour of poor countries and created the "political energy" needed to make progress next year.For all the grandiloquence, however, there is no hiding that last week's meeting did little to promote free trade.

"When a championship team calls and they want you and especially when it's Los Angeles, it was not a very easy decision to make," Gill said, feeling the need to add that the Nets were not a "dog team" and that they would make progress next season with Kenyon Martin, the first overall pick in the draft.

But if the team show progress next season after two poor years he would be expected to stay.

The discussion progresses next to the Classical era (about 1730 to 1830) and the Romantic era (about 1790 to 1915), which mark successive though dissimilar heydays of the solo concerto partially discussed above.

"The squad really is beginning to take shape and I'm sure the Dundee support will enjoy watching the team as it progresses next season".

I'll try and keep you updated as the rounds progress next year.

The leaders are not expected to reach any concrete agreements until after the troika completes its assessment of Greece's progress next month.

Kayaks and Canoes One of the largest small-boat shows in the New York area will be in progress next weekend at the National Guard Armory in Norwalk.