Sentence examples for progressing became from inspiring English sources

His thoughts on how the season was progressing became suddenly important to me, as if I could see inside a little piece of my son's life that had been off limits.

But despite all this my faith in man's progress became stronger, not weaker.

For a while, his work-in-progress became "Trimalchio in West Egg".

She never considered herself a civil rights activist and, as the years progressed, became increasingly reclusive.

For Mark Twain, the surest bulwark against the sterilising tide of progress became his pen.

As we talked the idea of progress became increasingly complicated, ambiguous in value, simultaneously positive and negative.

This progress became possible with the development of high-strength glass, plastic closures with inert liners, and high-speed machines.

Patriotism was not a particularly strong presence in his house, but landmarks of national progress became the backdrop of his adolescence.

But Pennington's progress became obvious when the Jets faced third-and-8 from their 20-yard line early in the fourth quarter.

Progress became possible when the arrangements of the symbols representing the elements in formulae were deployed to reflect chemical properties.

Real progress became possible from the early 1970s following the challenge to a mechanistic view of the disease going back to the time of Virchow and Halsted.