Sentence examples for was advance from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring forward; to move towards the front; to make to go on.
One of Barnum's dubious innovations was advance hype.
(There was advance talk of Mr. Dudamel's playing in the violin section for the Bach, but he didn't).
All the Illini (24-7) had to do was advance to the tournament final for the third straight year.
What he did so well in his most recent collection was advance the old idea of the deconstructed garment, imparting to it more than a vague conception of distress.
In 2001, there was advance intelligence of troop movement — signs had been posted on telephone poles all over Park Slope the week before, saying, "Between the hours of 1 P.M. and 3 P.M. there will be loud noise (cannon fire and muskets firing) coming from Prospect Park".
Morehouse College's President John Silvanus Wilson, Jr., released a statement saying that "there was advance talk of changes like an aspirational goal of 5 to 10percentt for federal agency funding to HBCUs, a special HBCU innovation fund, large boosts in Pell Grant and Title III funding, and extra tax breaks for those in the private sector who contribute to HBCUs.
The owner was advancing angrily.
"There was advanced contact last month.
The premise was advanced, but simple.
"It was advanced for the sake of being advanced".
It was advanced ovarian cancer.
