Sentence examples for progressing circle from inspiring English sources

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You will notice a progressing circle where the price button used to be on the game page.

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As the performance progressed, this circle narrowed, player by player at varying speeds, until they were all seated on the platform with Mr. Finckel.

But then, as the generations progressed, they circled back.

However, out of 28 phyla, discarding both the four clades with no genome project or in progress (open circles) and the ones with complete genome (filled symbols), we could not provide evidence of glycine biosynthesis for two phyla (Fornicata and Mollusca).

'We're allowing, we're accommodating people.' " Naturally, Mark Steyn, the rapier of the right, is all over the story: And thus "progress" comes full circle.

What are the historic roots of our particularly visceral modern ideological warfare, a competition that has so dramatically closed minds and compelled more narrow views, impeding compromise and progress as we circle the wagons of our tribes and treat those with whom we disagree as dangerous, as a threat, as the enemy?

It was deemed more culturally appropriate to depict the measure as a target with concentric circles (progressing from the outside to the centre) instead of a ladder, for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations.

The RAL was adapted for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations, and was renamed the SRAT as follows: It was deemed more culturally appropriate to depict the measure as a target with concentric circles (progressing from the outside to the centre) instead of a ladder, for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations.

The words are a wink at Ruhl's own form of storytelling, which progresses both in a circle and in an arc.

You write in your to-do list on the lines and then mark things important by circling the circle, in progress by adding a single slash, and done by crossing out the circle.

At the same time, these opportunities are highly circumscribed: bounded to specific interventions, targeting specific populations, and tied to short-term funding cycles and time-limited projects, they produce an 'archipelago' pattern of development (Geissler, this issue) rather than a concentric circle of progress.

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