Sentence examples for will proceed from from inspiring English sources

How prosecutors will proceed from here remains to be seen.

Any acid base reaction A1 + B2 ⇄ B1 + A2 will proceed from left to right almost completely if A1 is a much stronger acid than A2.

Everybody has a hustle, a plan to hitch his wagon to the royal cortège, which will proceed from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey and, along the way, to two billion television viewers around the world.

Once the baby is born, a royal aide bearing a foolscap proclamation will proceed from the Lindo Wing of the hospital to the forecourt of Buckingham Palace, where word of the baby's sex will be posted on an easel behind the palace gates.

Mr. Hong did not name the United States, but was plain enough, saying, "China hopes that the country concerned will proceed from the standpoint of protecting regional peace and stability, demonstrate a responsible attitude and act carefully in regard to the antimissile issue".

"These negotiations have yet to take shape and the UK government don't yet know exactly how they will proceed from here, but there is an agreement that Scottish government officials will be very closely involved in discussions to give shape to this process and will be involved in that process.

I'll be the judge of my own joy, and maybe I'll proceed from right to left, just to mix things up.

Her thoughts about how she'll proceed from A to B are fraught with all manner of What Ifs, mainly prompted by not knowing what various stages of the journey will look like.

"It's telling to some degree that the clerk magistrate indicated that the testimony was minimal and weak in many instances and we'll proceed from there," Malone said.

We'll proceed from the most valuable (in market capitalization terms) to the least.

If psychological states are theoretical entities, both self-attributions and other-attributions will proceed by inference from observed data presumably, behavior.