Sentence examples for progressed to take from inspiring English sources

He naturally progressed to take a theatre studies degree at Bristol University, graduating in 1973.

He progressed to take charge of the reserves in 2008, and then last season happened, when Blackburn imploded.

Helen rejoined the BBC as Editor of BBC Radio Humberside in 1999 and progressed to take the role of Executive Head of East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire for two-and-a-half years before becoming Head of Region for Yorkshire.

And Kenya's defeat by Afghanistan meant Scotland claimed fourth position and progressed to take on the Italians, who ended Group A in fifth.

After running a similar scheme for 17 years, Trinity College Dublin said more than 90% of its foundation-year students progressed to taking full undergraduate degrees, performing as well as students admitted via conventional routes.

Rather, they want to progress to take on Hibernian in the play-off semi-final.

"The goal I have is a work in progress, to take it where I want it to be".

He said the progress to take the town was slow because of IEDs that needed to be cleared first, but today his men managed to enter the city.

The narrow range of films about the black life experience being produced by Hollywood is actually dangerous because it limits the imagination, it doesn't allow real progress to take place.

ISTANBUL — At negotiations this week between Iran and six world powers, the United States and its allies hope to make enough progress to take some of the urgency out of the confrontation over Tehran's nuclear program, to reassure Israel and to arrange a second round of talks soon.

Page A6 U.S. HOPE FOR IRAN TALKS At negotiations this week between Iran and six world powers, the United States and its allies hope to make enough progress to take some of the urgency out of the confrontation over Tehran's nuclear program, to reassure Israel and to arrange a second round of talks soon.