Sentence examples for progress was checked from inspiring English sources

Australia's progress was checked only in an astonishing final over that saw five wickets fall for no runs.

In 1974, his progress was checked through injury, but in 1975 he finished second in the European Indoor Championships in Berne, breaking Roger Moens's national record.

Samit Patel and Jonny Bairstow warmed to the task of rebuilding the innings, steering England into the last 10 overs - and past the 200 mark - but once again the tourists' progress was checked by two wickets in successive overs.

Tom Smith (44), Stephen Parry (37) and Chapple (21) added important lower-order runs, although their progress was checked by a series of short but frequent delays for rain.

Dhoni's side looked to be running away from England when Gautam Gambhir and the impressive Virat Kohli put together a stand of 57, but their progress was checked by Swann, who had Kohli caught in the deep in the final over of his spell.

Oxlade-Chamberlain's progress was checked in August by a knee injury that ruled him out for several months, but he has since returned to full sharpness and memories of his superb equaliser against Brazil in the Maracana will not fade in a hurry.

For instance, Balakrishnan and Coetzee (2013) used measures including (1) total time spent watching lecture videos, (2) number of threads viewed on forums, (3) number of posts made on forums, and (4) the number of times the course progress page was checked within Hidden Markov Models (HMMs) to study student behavior and retention in MOOCs.

The progress of reactions was checked by analytical thin-layer chromatography (Sorbent Technologies, Silica G TLC plates w/UV 254).

Members of the UN Security Council agitated for these sales to be kept within the oil-for-food programme.See article: Iraq's path out of isolationGuinea-Bissau's progress to political pluralism was checked when a former junta leader, General Ansumane Mane, challenged President Kumba Yalla by declaring himself head of the army.

The progress of the reaction was checked by TLC (Ethyl acetate: Petroleum ether 2 1).

The 1845 fire demonstrated the efficacy of these restrictions, as the progress of the fire was checked when it spread toward areas rebuilt after the 1835 fire with such materials as stone, masonry, and iron roofs and shutters.