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But they didn't stay long enough to make any headway, he said.

But he wasn't making any headway with the big man.

Or with almost anyone else who is trying to make headway through another day in life.

But administration officials are also trying to make headway on their own.

They'd make better headway now, could see where they were going.

We are making very good headway in research and development.

Next, we must try to make headway in the political field.

But he was out of action long enough for me to make some headway against his men.

The Government has made some headway in both, but not much.

Because you couldn't make any better headway against the east wind than I did?

He's made some pretty good progress in the last couple of weeks.

I feel like I've been able to make some progress.

The country today however is beginning to make some progress.

Over the last six months we have made some political progress.

I think we have made some progress, but not very much.

Then we will be able to make some progress here too.

At least then I had a chance of making some progress.

All the reading and yet she wasn't even sure she'd made any progress.

Over several weeks, I couldn't see we were making any progress.

But we hadn't made any progress on the big question of the day.

In six months, the company seems to have made huge strides.

No action would be taken against those schools found to have made significant strides.

They'd made great strides over the past week and a half.

In recent years, the country has made great political and economic strides.

They say he has made great strides against the run.

The most important thing is that I've made great strides.

Control theory made significant strides in the next 100 years.

Spinny5 - 2 months ago Poor guy, seemed like he made significant strides to change.

A child this age makes great strides in being able to think and reason.

But you always want to be making strides to try to get there.