Sentence examples similar to progressing one by one from inspiring English sources

Here they come, one-by-one.

Initially, tutors were trained one-by-one.

But these are one-by-one reports.

We will consider them one-by-one.

Just list them one-by-one.

Just like you would normally do, one-by-one.

Take baby steps one-by-one until you are comfortable.

As the ceremony progressed, the candles were blown out one by one, leaving the room in darkness.

"They were beautiful, well-taken-care-of trees, between 50 and 150 years old". For more than a century, native oak trees, part of the California scenery since long before the first European settlers arrived in the 17th Century, have seemed to be succumbing, one by one, to "progress". First, they made way for railroads, roads and pastures.

And they took an anticommunist stance naturally thinking that "the socialist strategy should be absolutely abandoned because historical materialism and communism cannot be an alternative for so solve complex issues in such a radical measure, and the social progress can be achieved by revising it one by one".

But as the weekend progressed and speakers took to the podium one by one, I began to feel a creeping sense of unease.