Sentence examples for unexpectedly advanced from inspiring English sources

As we passed the decanters, the Falletto seemed a bit off, unexpectedly advanced in age, but the Cascina Francia had the fireworks typical of a Giacomo Conterno Barolo — bright colors going off like skyrockets in the mouth.

If they notice, say, that many of the bananas have unexpectedly advanced from Stage 3 to Stage 5, the chef will add banana bread, banana pudding, or banana soup to various menus.

On the one hand, the demonstrated ability of rats to perform unexpectedly advanced visual tasks should not lead to simply equate rodent and primate vision.

Data for lean mice at month 1 indicate an unexpectedly advanced stage of OA for that time point.

We all have memories of a witty quip, or a tense exchange, or that time President George W. Bush asked, "Need some wood?" Sometimes we remember a moment where the civilized form of forensic combat turns into something strange -- like former Rep. Rick Lazio unexpectedly advancing into Hillary Clinton's personal space.

Adidas suffered the worst of the three in having teams it sponsors fail to qualify, with both Nigeria and Greece unexpectedly not advancing to the finals.

The American men's team advanced unexpectedly, and with a splash of international intrigue.

The New York Times reported, "Scientists have cured cystic fibrosis cells in the laboratory by inserting a healthy version of the gene that causes the disease, an unexpectedly swift advance that left researchers almost giddy with delight.

The increase, to $84.4 billion from $82.6 billion, was attributed to factors like the unexpectedly strong advance in sales of commercial time for the 2002-03 televiseasoneason; election-year political ads; and a strong gain for ad spoliticaln the third quadser, which rose 9.6 percent from the period land year.

Because of their unexpectedly rapid advances through central Germany in the final weeks of the war, British and American troops occupied large areas of territory that had been assigned to the Soviet zone of occupation.

Heath took a gamble that the company had failed due to the unexpectedly high costs of developing a new, advanced RB211 jet engine but had a long-term future.