Sentence examples for progressive singing from inspiring English sources
According to the Capital Times, Capitol police arrested a 14-year-old girl and three members of the Raging Grannies, a progressive singing group that has become a staple of the Madison protests.
The week started with an inaugural address that was a clarion call for progressive policies, a speech that made progressive hearts sing by laying a strong clear vision of our movement's historic values.
She attended progressive private schools there, studied singing with the music teacher Charity Bailey while still in kindergarten and became part of the folk-music revival as it took shape around her. "I was raised on Josh White, the Weavers and Pete Seeger," Ms. Travers told The New York Times in 1994.
"This was a woman equally at home soldering wires, discussing Urdu poetry, playing cricket, attending every progressive political demonstration in Karachi, singing the back catalogue of Pink Floyd, and being my self-proclaimed 'geek-squad for life'," wrote her friend, the novelist Kamila Shamsie, after her death.
The moment was a microcosm of Clinton's primary campaign: singing in harmony with the Democratic progressive base while she seeks the party's nomination, but not quite the same tune in the way that Sanders does.
Globoforce, the progressive company and thought leadership powerhouse responsible for creating WorkHuman 2015, their inaugural human resources (HR) conference, was singing my tune.
While many are skewering Mayer for not being progressive with her work-from-home "ban," people who are more familiar with what exactly is going on are quietly singing her praises.
MoveOn.org has sent millions of e-mails talking up Mr Obama's budget as "ambitious, amazing and unapologetically progressive .Apart from singing the virtues of the president's policies, his allies are also busy demonising the other side.
