Sentence examples for progressing into a from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Finlayson, a 20-year-old trumpeter and a student of Mr. Coleman's, is progressing into a contender.

This vibrant energy continues into Nos 6 and 7, which find her progressing into a modernist idiom; even the slow movements, with their sliding, bending harmonies, have a restlessness in keeping with Bacewicz's earlier style.

The piece's music reflects the arc of the book with an energetic start steadily progressing into a much darker mood as Gatsby's carefully constructed, but unreal, world falls apart.

While the United States looks to be progressing into a slick rhythm — it has scored eight goals in its last three games (one was a friendly) — Mexico seems stunted, struggling to produce three goals in six qualifiers and, perhaps more surprisingly, often appearing to be outplayed.

"We are progressing into a moral economy.

Overcoming modernity, however, cannot mean progressing into a new historical phase.

Increased sympathetic innervations trigger the initiation of atrial ectopic activity, which can further progress into A-fib.

Joels and Samueloff demonstrated that classical apnoeic oxygenation causes a progressive respiratory acidosis that rapidly overwhelms the blood's buffering mechanisms and progresses into a mixed acidosis that proves fatal [ 36].

Soon my little habit progressed into a full-on dependency.

Frogspawn made slow progress into a small number of frogs.

The night progressed into a group scene, full of talk and wine.