Sentence examples for through its stages from inspiring English sources

As the corpse progresses through its stages of decomposition (there are apparently five: fresh, bloated, decay, postdecay and skeletal), some insects arrive to prey on the maggots (ants and wasps, for example), some (like the hide beetles) come when the skin is dried out or cartilage exposed and so on.

Today's China, booming through its stage of savage capitalism.

He also wrote the autobiographical The Theatre Through Its Stage Door (1919).

War Horse, both as a book and through its stage production, is his best known story of the Great War but Private Peaceful, beautifully reissued just now to commemorate the Battle of the Somme, is an equally powerful testimony to human bravery and to human folly and the shocking way in which lives were wasted at that time.

It's an indication of the fact that the West End knows that it must find new blood that it is investing in these three women – all in their late 20s or early 30s – and supporting dozens of new producers through its Stage One workshops for new producers and bursary scheme.

Officials hope the bill will make it through all its stages by February or March, but point out that even if there is a hold up, the council elections can go ahead, in any case, in May.

A spokesperson for the National Police Chiefs Council, said: "Section 67 has not been enacted and it currently sits with the MoJ who are responsible for seeing it through its final stages.

In his own career he saw hip-hop through all its stages of success.

Tracking the development of a rather atypical "typical" subdivision through all its stages, a professor considers our real estate history.

He worked on the article through all its stages.

Their strike capped a series of protests against a bill to reform the judicial system, as it went through its last stages in parliament.