Sentence examples for went progressively from inspiring English sources

The little body would slam against the sides, and, as Hugh went progressively Gandhi on me, I'd remind him that these were pests, disease carriers who feasted upon the dead, and then came indoors to dance on our silverware.

As I went progressively deaf from my teens onwards, I spent more time with the deaf side of my family: on my mum's side, progressive hearing loss is hereditary and we communicate with speech and British Sign Language.

As you go progressively down the food chain, though, things get a little easier from a law-enforcement perspective.

Instead, she starts breaking out the melismas after about 20 seconds and goes progressively more bananas from there on in.

Because the neat little narrative that since 2004 the Lib Dem share of the vote in local elections has gone progressively down - 29%, 28 %, 27 %, 26 %, 25 is just a convenient fiction that involves comparing apples with oranges.

The world has been going progressively casual for the last decade, and while Mr. Armani led the revolution in softer clothes, the real trick now is to make even the elegant look casual.

Mr. Wynn leans on Elaine figuratively and literally, often throwing an arm around her as she guides him through the property; a degenerative eye disease is causing him to go progressively blind.

The president of the bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, said Tuesday in an unusual statement that "market conditions have gone progressively back to normal," as private lenders were beginning to resume their normal routine of extending credit to worthy borrowers.

Characters in a world of some kind, fantasy or real, and they have desires and these desires meet conflicts and these conflicts go progressively into crises and eventually a climax.

As Wolf traces out so well in his 2008 book "Fixing Global Finance," the United States was able to absorb all the goods coming out of Asia only by letting its consumers go progressively deeper into debt — a process that had its own limits.

Although things have gone quickly, they have gone progressively as well.