Sentence examples for progress through this from inspiring English sources

Germany's staggering and irresistible progress through this tournament has propelled them yet a gain beyond fancied opposition.

"There are certain little events you experience as you progress through this promenade up to the plane," he told me.

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Perhaps with a coordinated approach with support of national groups, sympathetic MPs as well as fan groups at individual clubs we could develop sufficient momentum make progress through this route.

But I've also seen incredible leadership, I've been managed and supported by some inspiring people, and watched my colleagues (and now great friends) progress through this career into senior practitioners, fully engaged and driven to support others in the same way they were guided.

It would be impossible to talk about a durable path for the country without talking about pursuing educational excellence, nurturing a culture of innovation and collaboration and building an energy menu that can foster progress through this century without overloading the atmosphere with greenhouse gases.

We controlled the race and I'm really pleased with our progress through the rounds this week". There was also victory for the men's quad in their semi-final while the women's eight finished second to Romania in the repechage to progress to Sunday's final.

As users progress through the system, all of this data is saved within their profile, what Alleyoop is calling the user's "DNA".

At high driving forces (Kmax>3.5 MPa m) fractured particles and boundary decohesion created weak paths for fatigue crack propagation, and consequently the cracks followed the interdendritic regions, leaving serrated markings as the crack progressed through this heterogeneous region.

After Aplidine-washout, cells which were in the S phase (BrdUrd positive cells) during drug treatment, progressed through this phase of the cell cycle more slowly than control cells.

The risks posed by investigations into the human genome come from 19th century notions of eternal progress through science, this time linked to an extraordinary power to change inheritance through the reordering of DNA.