Sentence examples for progressing up a from inspiring English sources

For people long trained to view career development as progressing up a prescribed set of rungs such as those climbed by their professors, and to believe that single-minded focus on scientific work is the way to get there, Levine's insistence that career advancement lies in cultivating the unexpected and unpredictable opportunities that arise from human connections may seem disorienting.

The other characters are less successful with Charlie, who is the oldest of the characters, having stayed in the mill without progressing up the ranks, but earning a secure life through hard and dangerous work.

We also had a quick look at the rock climbing, which has you putting your hands over key grip points to progress up a nicely detailed rock face.

It has one arm holding a slender cane, and from the back its head drags a fish on a hook at the end of a long line as it progresses up a lumpy green hill.

Most officials (almost all of whom were men) held several offices and accumulated more as they progressed up a complex ranked hierarchy, at the top of which was the vizier, the chief administrator and judge.

Uncertainty is inherently generated by any process that is still progressing up to a point that cannot be accurately determined.

But both made just enough mistakes to prevent significant progress up a leaderboard crowded with the game's very best players.

With hot sun and a hard wind on our backs, and a fat round moon rising over the ridge ahead, we make slow progress up a hillside where sheep and guanaco are grazing.

Generally, the notes progress up a couple of octaves to tie into the main part of the song.

He added: "Having had a bit of time to reflect on this day coming I look back with real pride, firstly by getting into the Leinster Academy and then progressing up the ranks to a Leinster squad who would go on to have such a successful number of years.

In the framework of the engineering design activities of IFMIF, ENEA is committed in the design of the lithium target assembly (TA) with removable (bayonet) backplate (BP) whose development has recently progressed up to a well advanced stage.