Sentence examples for would proceed from from inspiring English sources

You can imagine how the show would proceed from here, but you would probably imagine it less painfully.

"We thought we would get a police report, that the information would be in the report, and we would proceed from there".

In an ideal world, all science would proceed from the simple and lofty social goal of expanding human knowledge, but researchers are of course subject to the constraints of economic reality.

The chumminess would proceed from here, with each stage marked by a request: If you should decide on sending over Gertrude and not coming yourself, would you kindly let me know what is the minimum amount of dress in which you are willing to have her taken?

In this new code, the optimization would proceed from densest fields, with the worst shadowing and blocking factor, towards expanded fields.

He does not give a detailed example, but it seems reasonably clear how he would proceed from the indications he gives in (1936a), (1936b) and (1937).

Such a policy would proceed not from triumphalist myopia but from tragic recognition, and is the only course that will bring peace and security to Afghanistan, the region and America.

If Beijing was awarded the 2008 games, he replied, there was no question but that the weight lifters would proceed straight from the warmup area onto the platform.

The lure of the shortcut — of a medicine that would proceed directly from a doctor's intuition to a dying patient's body — has persisted, despite regulations designed to stamp it out.

The judge said the suit would proceed separately from a host of other civil actions related to the Sept. 11 attacks, many involving insurance and property claims, that have been consolidated.

After idling his engine for three minutes on the airstrip, our pilot raised his right hand in the air, forming a circle with the forefinger and thumb, to show that he hoped everything would proceed perfectly from then on.