Sentence examples for road progress from inspiring English sources
As C.S. Lewis says, "We all want progress, but if you're on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive".
He said that Iraq was on the road to progress.
The road of progress is littered with the corpses of fallen titans.
His findings identified "squalor" as one of the five "giants" blocking the road to progress.
When Beveridge reported in late 1942 he identified five giants that blocked the road to progress.
"It's really a reminder that the road to progress is always under construction," he said.
Thankfully we live in a world of small steps, and the road to progress always begins with one.
The transport secretary, Alistair Darling, has said he will watch the road's progress to help finalise the government's policy towards road charging.
Willingly or not, humanity had embarked 50,000 years ago on the road called "progress" with constant change in habits driven by invention mothered by necessity.
"Ten years down the road, the progress in the war against terror has been next to nil," claimed Mr. Baig, a usually upbeat and optimistic politician.
Individual countries and regions, meanwhile, are continuing to reassert their commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions — though the road to progress remains long and difficult.
