Sentence examples for progress working with from inspiring English sources

"I had a wonderful four tournaments; I've made some great progress working with Hank over the past year or so," Woods said Sunday, referring to his teacher, Hank Haney.

They were celebrating what they loved about their jobs – building teams, seeing their students thrive and progress, working with people who sparked them off intellectually and seizing opportunities to try out new things and make new discoveries.

As CAN enters its second year, it hopes to accelerate its work improving on and building new tools for member cities. "Now that we've succeeded in establishing this network and getting real buy-in from CDOs around the country, we're going to see significant progress working with our partner cities to translate much of our internal conversations to practical, on the ground applications," he added.

Dixon said the Center for Constitutional Rights had made "significant progress" working with officials from other governments, like that of Luxembourg, who had agreed to take Ameziane in.

Others choose to rebel against the supposed technological progress, working with elements that are natural, handmade or otherwise removed from the computer screen.

Painstaking but critical progress Working with partners, UNICEF supports the Government's efforts to make outreach services available to expectant mothers living in rural areas.

"O.M.R.D.D. has worked very hard to assure that children with development disabilities are getting high-quality care and receiving appropriate placements and has made remarkable progress working collaboratively with the city," she said.

"I think by that I mean progress for the Democratic agenda," he said, "progress in working with the Bush administration and governing in a way that lives up to the American people".

"Our common goal should be progress - working with Governor Cuomo to move our state forward".

Still, Deutsche Börse officials have said that they have made "significant progress" in working with regulators.

But Elisabeth, then 3, was showing progress by working with a behavioral therapist at her nursery school in Queens.