Sentence examples for the trajectory from from inspiring English sources

The trajectory from PNAC to the Libby Legal Defence Trust charts the fall of neoconservatism.

It is as if the trajectory from Shakespeare to Dromgoole is smooth and unhampered.

"Fast Girl" is mostly about the trajectory from wholesome runner to Las Vegas prostitute to mental-health advocate.

Mr. Bychkov's career illustrates, among other things, the growing pains that take place in the trajectory from wunderkind to established maestro.

It could be 30percentt or so in a year for an index investment if the trajectory from previous troughs is any guide.

The inconsistencies in the case seem myriad; the trajectory from failing to signal while changing lanes to suicide in a cell block seems odd.

Developing countries are right that America's offer is unimpressive compared with 1990 figures, but the trajectory from now on is pretty steep.

But back when show business was ruled by men, the trajectory from girlfriend to wife to mother was a downward, one-way spiral; now there's more mobility.

The movie shows a character-building trajectory, common among great politicians, which you might call the trajectory from the Gettysburg Address to the Second Inaugural.

But the trajectory from gap-year dream to thriving non-profit organisation has hardly been easy, and Ferguson's experience offers valuable lessons for anyone wanting to set up their own NGO.

If the story of New Order is that of the trajectory from Joy Division's emotionally powerful rock to euphoric pop informed by melancholy, it is perfectly illustrated by the dazzling opener to Power, Corruption & Lies.