Sentence examples for progressing by a from inspiring English sources

For example, a number of porpoises swimming one behind the other and rising regularly to take air might produce the appearance of a very large serpentlike creature progressing by a series of vertical undulations.

Javier de Frutos is the first to admit that his career as a choreographer has progressed by a series of dramatic reinventions.

It is hard to read Baum's later Oz books without feeling the exploitation in progress, by a writer who only dimly understands his own masterpiece.

The results of simulations indicate that the blood clot dissolution process progresses by a blood-flow-promoted removal of clot fragments, the sizes of which are flow-dependent.

It began when the police received a 911 call reporting an assault in progress by a man with a knife at the two-family house on Avenue N that Mr. Moore shared with his mother.

As Nicholas Carlson of the Web site Business Insider wrote: "They are click-machines powered by the human need to achieve progress by a predictable path and a willingness to pay small amounts of money to make that progress go faster.

The seminar meets monthly to discuss work in progress by a member of the group, a paper by a visiting speaker, or a recent book of interest to the group as a whole.

The plan to set up a credit union in the town goes back four years, he says, and has been actively progressed by a local steering group for two years.

And on Monday night there will be a sneak preview of an as-yet-unannounced film described as "a major work in progress by a master filmmaker" at Avery Fisher Hall.

"I don't think it was healthy for the Americans and the Japanese to always be talking about needing to show progress by a certain time because of the situation in the American Congress," Mr. Gemba said.

She finished in ninth place with 389 points, pipped to the top-eight place required to progress by a 70-year-old Australian, Elizabeth Kosmala, the oldest competitor at London 2012.