Sentence examples for there proceeds from inspiring English sources
The phrase "there proceeds" is not commonly used in modern written English and may sound awkward or outdated.
It can be used in literary or formal contexts to indicate that something is happening or taking place, often in a narrative or descriptive manner. Example: "As the sun began to set, there proceeds a gentle breeze that rustled the leaves."
Using material found in Proclus, the Liber de causis, and Avicenna's Metaphysics, Dietrich explains the order of the procession of these four kinds of beings as follows: From God there proceeds that which is called the first intelligence.
The personality of the place draws you in and then, once there, proceeds to siphon you from the world.
"From a real body, which was there, proceed radiations which ultimately touch me, who am here".
Egyptian troops there proceeded to close the gulf to Israeli shipping.
The latter column was to rendezvous with a portion of the fleet on the Nile at Rosetta and from there proceed to Ramanieh, where they would rejoin Napoleon.
From there, proceed downtown to the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, where guides take you into the apartments of humble 97 Orchard Street, restored to what it might have looked like a century ago.
If the noise is still there, proceed to the next step.
If the mother is not there, proceed to line a box with towels and put the box in a safe, quiet place.
In a Boris Gelfand/Laurent Fressinet game from the 2002 Cap d'Agde Tournament, after 8 Bd2 Qe7, there proceeded 9 Bdc dc 10 Bc4 Bc411 Bc4 Bc4 12 g5 Bc4 13 Bc4 Nd5.
As if at the border of a discourse that is by definition the discourse of truth, there proceeded, closely linked to it... a topsy-turvy universe, in which dogs flee before the hare, and deer hunt the lion".
From there he proceeds to rehearsals with the whole company.
