Sentence examples for progression to get from inspiring English sources

It felt like a natural progression to get an apartment together".

"It's a progression to get them better faster, and the one thing you don't want them to have to worry about is lifestyle," Risebrough said earlier this week.

The fact is, there is no ambiguity in this progression: to get to stage two, the no-longer audible "no", the rapist has had to go through stage one, ignoring the "no".

"I went over there last year for two weeks and it is good progression to get outside and add the intensity to my bowling.

So it was almost like meeting halfway, which made it easy for me, as a rhythm player who doesn't have to think of voicings and chord progressions, to get involved".

"Guys getting a colored or clear polish is sort of a natural progression from going to get a manicure or pedicure," said Will Welch, a senior editor at GQ. "The change is guys being like, 'Some of these things that are traditionally for women only are actually O.K. for me now, and I'm not self-conscious about it.' Once that door's open, the idea of clear or colored polish is sort of in the room".

The two worked on blues chord progressions and how to get Hiddleston, whose British training had made him metronomically precise, to give the music air by hanging back slightly off the beat.

The flirtation between traditional celebrity and this wave of technology startups isn't news, and in many ways is taken for granted, but celebrity confers with it brand, audience, and distribution, so it's a natural progression for both sides to get closer.

As Meredith Whitney, who follows Wall Street for Oppenheimer, remarked, "It's hard to get a linear progression from 84 to 2".

NHS staff have been told they will get a below-inflation 1% pay rise next year - but not if they are due to get an annual "progression pay" increase.

NHS staff have been told they will get a below-inflation 1% pay rise next year but only if they are not due to get an annual "progression pay" increase.