Sentence examples for progress to giving from inspiring English sources

Rangers will begin by "educating" nude bathers, Koschmann said, and progress to giving tickets.

Perhaps they all would do better, from the point of view of progress, to give more weight to reality than to perceptions of reality.

This shifts the carbonation mechanism to favour more rapid reaction progress, to give a higher apparent degree of acceleration (compared to natural conditions) than in Portland cements.

He was there to monitor their progress, to give them a shoulder to cry on in the bad times and help pop the champagne in the good.

I progressed to giving talks at high schools about LGBTQ acceptance and tolerance (those were the watchwords of the day) and again, the mail flowed -- how dare I indoctrinate impressionable young minds into the idea that queers and transfolk were just as fine and lovely a kind of human as any other kind.

Where disease had progressed to give a clinical score greater than 2 at the time of DNA delivery, no benefit of pGTRTT plus doxycycline was observed (Fig. 5e and 5f).

Instead, it is happy to celebrate Nell as an icon of female progress and to give the audience a good time.

That political will is growing: chancellor George Osborne and London mayor Boris Johnson have agreed to fund a £1m feasibility study, under the aegis of outgoing National Theatre artistic director Nicholas Hytner, "to progress plans to give London a world-class concert hall comparable to those present in other major cities across the world".

Opponents of our progress want to give out waivers that will no longer require cafeterias to abide by healthier food standards.

(I-7, civil society representative) " The current chief minister of the state has declared maternal health as an important political agenda in his 100 days programme and constituted a special advisory cell to monitor progress and to give regular feedback".

Progressed to her giving me oral and eventually we had sex/made love.