Sentence examples for progress of a series from inspiring English sources

Of his later films, "La Belle Noiseuse" ("The Beautiful Troublemaker"), from 1991, is the greatest -- four hours again, but time used well in that it traces the progress of a series of paintings.

"What is keeping us from progress on a series of immigration issues on which there is strong consensus is the fear that a conference committee on a limited bill will be used to negotiate a comprehensive one.

From there they progress to a series of medium secure units and finally to low secure and pre-discharge units.

Kant's writings on progress consist of a series of short pieces from the 1780s and 90s, including "Ideas toward a Universal History with Cosmopolitan Intent," and "Perpetual Peace".

"So I always thought of my progress as a series of accidents".

I never had formal training and no one ever told me not to do anything on the piano, so I always thought of my progress as a series of accidents".

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Monday 25 October 2010 Near homophone corner: A plot summary for the Life of Brian said of the protagonist's progress that "a series of misadventures and misunderstandings lead him to Calgary".

They talked with OMB officials, who quickly offered a compromise--a 5-year bill that made the last 2 years contingent on a review by OMB of NSF's progress toward a series of management goals, such as improved customer service and better use of resources, that are part of a presidential good-government initiative.

Before Kuhn, most people understood scientific progress in terms of a series of heroic individual discoveries that contributed to an accumulating body of knowledge warranted, ultimately, by nature itself.

During the initial phases of organogenesis somatic cells progress through a series of events referred to as differentiation, competence acquisition, induction and determination [ 20].

In mammals, hormonal signals trigger the development and maturation of oocytes within follicles that progress through a series of developmental stages and contain somatic cells that respond to and support the growing oocyte.