Phrases with «to make an advance»

The phrase "to make an advance" means to take a step forward or to progress in some way, usually in a professional or personal context. It could refer to making progress towards a goal, improving oneself or one's skills, or making a move towards a desired outcome. Full definition

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Sentences with «to make an advance»

  • In fact, there are plenty of women making advances in technology, starting their own businesses, and ultimately making life easier for all of us. (littletechgirl.com)
  • In addition to theater, television continues to make advances for women and minorities. (ff2media.com)
  • During Peak times, Guests will be able to make dining reservations up to two weeks in advance, but will not be able to make advance reservations for activities. (luxuryretreats.com)
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