Sentence examples for progress told from inspiring English sources

envoy who is monitoring Greece's progress, told a conference in Lagonisi, near Athens.

Joe Romm, the author of the blog Climate Progress, told me: "There is no saving the Maldives.

"There's a sense in which you think, at first, Well, what does he do?" Alexander Nehamas, the Princeton philosopher, who was an interpreter in "This Progress," told me.

David Moon, programme director at Demand Progress, told the Guardian that he was "shocked and saddened" by the news of his colleague's death.

It was and is peerless: an expert account of their artistic progress told song-by-song, mixing musicology ("Eleanor Rigby" is based on "a plain E dorian melody over what amounts to two chords"), a keen grasp of their career's underlying plotlines, and completely brilliant prose.

"While we welcome the president's acknowledgement that reforms must be made, we warn the president not to expect thunderous applause for cosmetic reforms," David Segal of Demand Progress told the Associated Press news agency.

Boston Manager Bobby Valentine acknowledged before Tuesday's game that the team was concerned with Crawford's progress, telling reporters, "Until a guy is 100 percent, you always have concern".

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British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond spoke of "painfully slow" progress, telling reporters ministers planned to re-group Saturday "to see if we can get over the last hurdles".

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"There are areas where we've made progress, areas where we have yet to make any progress," he told reporters.