Canary Wharf, the O2 Arena and City Airport have transformed the old docklands.The challenge is to push this progress farther eastwards.
But in the 20th century, surgery progressed farther, faster, and more dramatically than in all preceding ages.
His body was found about 30 to 40 feet from the staircase the company had used, and he apparently had progressed farther than other firefighters, who said they were blocked by the smoke and intense heat.
This variation accords with Middle Indo-Aryan evidence and the fact that such l forms become more numerous in the 10th book (maṇḍala) of the Ṛgveda, which is demonstrably more recent than the most ancient parts of the Ṛgveda, dating from a time when the Indo-Aryans had progressed farther east than their posited original location on the subcontinent.
Given the exhausted state of our crew and the disorganized nature of our camp, it has become apparent that our ascent to high camp will be delayed, and it is by no means clear whether all will be able to progress farther.
However, as the route progresses farther, this reverts itself, and houses follow along the highway once again.
Since these first few caudal vertebrae narrow rapidly as they progress farther from the hip, many paleontologists in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries thought that Dimetrodon had a very short tail.
And what they do is they squash you even more flat and they tell this man that…you're worthless because you haven't progressed farther; you should be here by now…sorry…I'm already lying on my back but you're welcome to kick me too, that's alright, go ahead…ehh…that was tough.
The intensity of the occasion was hightened by the presence of Dr. Cheddi Jagun, the handsome Indian who, until the British took action against the People's Progressive Party because it seemed to be progressing no farther than Moscow was the Guianian Minister.
