He basically set his stall out to be the coach and you can chart the progress from that point because they went on to win the Ashes that summer and have gone from strength to strength ever since.
Of note, it also recognized that not all offspring go through all stages, rather once an individual joins the staging model, they progress from that point forward (i.e., may skip stage 1 and enter at stage 2 jumping from well to minor mood/adjustment disorders).
Glover hoped that Lionel would still be able to influence his son as the show progressed from that point, as he believed that his character would be useless on the show without such influencing abilities.
I always wish I could have prevented my patient's disease from progressing to that point.
Each pay band consists of a number of pay points, and staff progress from point to point on an annual basis to the top point of their pay range or pay band, provided their performance is satisfactory and they can demonstrate the agreed knowledge and skills appropriate to that part of the pay range or band.
That's what allowed people to progress to that point.
I would like to progress from this point even more.
Moreover, and more unexpectedly, such people took two years longer to progress from the point where they were infected with the virus to the one where they began to show the first symptoms of AIDS.
This trip we're on, awhile back it started looking like a closed loop more than anything resembling progress from point A to point B. Invasions, occupations, air campaigns and blizzards of drones have led to levels of chaos that only madmen and prophets could have imagined when all this started.
McEuen describes his years as a soldier during the Gulf War and his present position as a respected Cornell physics professor — but nothing in between, leaving the reader wondering how he progressed from point A to point B. A little more back story would have helped.
Like the gibbon, the siamang is diurnal and arboreal and moves by brachiation, progressing from one point to another by swinging from its arms.
