proceed from something

It already has $146,000, the insurance proceeds from the 1982 fire.

Rather than trying to explain, we proceeded from the room.

The world proceeds from the same spirit as the body of man.

Once we know that, she had told him, we'll go back to the beginning and proceed from there.

This is proceeded by middle school from grades 5 to 8.

Let us now turn to the intellectual effects that proceed from science.

Each car must proceed from the home town or city of the owner, and go to the track under its own power.

"We proceed from the class character of international relations," he said.

Building work proceeded from 1682 through 1712, when the architect died.

He had only a vague idea how to proceed from there.