Sentence examples similar to progression world from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wigglesworth conducted a full-blooded and stirring rendition of the powerful "Sinfonia da Requiem" (1940), whose plaintive strings, drumbeats, anxious pulse and eerily calm interludes reflect the composer's reaction to the grim progression of World War II.

Despite the roughly £30 million ($45 million) given to the Lawn Tennis Association annually by Wimbledon, progression on the world stage has been lacking.

"I didn't want to damage it and hurt my progression towards the World Championships".

Argentina football fans have descended on the streets of the capital to celebrate their team's progression to the World Cup final.

Ambivalent's progression through the world of techno started nine years ago.

As Kevin Kelly explains in his book What Technology Wants, "Each technological progression around the world follows a remarkably similar approximate order.

Brilliant, curious and creative, you value experience and embody the very essence of love and its progression in the world.

Or would we be setting them, and the future of our region, back in terms of economic and social progression on the world stage?

"It's a joyful, noncynical story of women and their progression in this world," he said in a phone interview.

Since then I've gone on to run four venues, and we've just launched a festival, so I'd say there's some level of progression in the world, even if there are mitigating factors.

The songs in the game are presented in a linear series of sets as with older Guitar Hero games such as Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, instead of the gig progression used in World Tour.