Examples of using "Progresse" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's making progress.
The bistro is making progress.
Work is in progress.
How is your work coming along?
The work is progressing steadily.
Tom isn't progressing.
How's your project coming along?
How's your project coming along?
and it progresses very slowly
Beginning of 2016: The construction site is making progress.
because magnetic attenuation progresses very fast
He's coming along nicely with his studies.
Work is in progress.
Technology progresses steadily.
Not to advance is to go back.
He studies a lot but makes little progress.
- How's your project coming along?
- How is your project coming along?
- How's your project going?
I don't make any progress. I can't do it.
As society is moving towards electronic transaction,
As the sun passes further into the northern hemisphere,
As everything progresses normally, a man suddenly appears
The speed of the spread of AIDS is horrifyingly fast.
progresses by destroying everything that comes in front of you
As science makes progress, old ways give place to new.
That project is proceeding slowly.
The propagation of the HIV virus is progressing at a dreadful rate.
How is your work coming along?
Your English is improving.
And it goes on with time, and we have no cure.
If science makes progress, we'll be able to solve such problems.
Much of the work is time-consuming and only progresses slowly.
- It is never too late to learn.
- You're never too old to learn.
- One is never too old to learn.
- No one is too old to learn.
- No man is so old he cannot learn.
- No one is so old but he can learn.
- Nobody is too old to learn.
- You live and learn.
- It's never too late to learn.
- You will never be too old to learn.
His paralysis is progressing, and soon he won't be able to get out of bed.
You can't say that civilization doesn't advance, however, for in every war they kill you in a new way.
This wonderful « people's language » progresses so rapidly that it is impossible here to keep account of all that is written, said, and done.
She likens the impact of his training to a piano student progressing from the ability to play a simple tune to performing a concerto.
He who wants to travel the path of wisdom must not fear failure, for no matter how much progress he makes, his goal remains unattainably far off.