The exercises that can be performed upon them are neither attractive nor various, but they are useful, and as no section on gymnastics would be complete without their introduction, we will proceed to describe them.
When you are quite ready, we will proceed to see what to do with it.
All these necessary, if somewhat tedious, rudiments of the science having been mastered, we will proceed to the Fourth Practice.
We will proceed to enumerate some of the causes which promoted men to the dignity of Gods.
We will proceed to notice the second cause of men being invested with divine attributes.
Mine host tells them to consider the matter, and be prepared for action, while he will proceed to M'Fadden's chamber and learn the state of his health.
The mixture will bring out Mr. Scranton's philosophical facts: and, now that he has got his face and beard cleanly washed, he will proceed to the stand.
Having considered the Carib's appreciation of the nearest and dearest tie in this world, we will proceed to take a view of his behaviour to his offspring.
From a glance at prejudice, and its attendant evils, I will proceed in my remarks upon the domestic character of the coloured Creoles.
From a view of the religion of the Caribs, which we have endeavoured to give some account of in the last chapter, we will proceed to notice their domestic ties.
I will proceed by asking a question: Would you not say that a horse has some end?
This I will proceed to describe; but as you may think the description a little too coarse, I ask you to suppose, Socrates, that the words which follow are not mine.
Of them I will proceed to speak, and the more readily since I am invited by you.
Thus nitrogen gives a series of oxygen compounds, which we will proceed to describe.
As soon as you shall have notified me that the money is ready, I will proceed to execute the order of Congress.
I will proceed in this business on the return of Mr. Barclay, who, being fully acquainted with all the circumstances, will be enabled to give me that information, want of which might lead me to do wrong on the one side or the other.
The moment it arrives, he will set out to London, to have duplicates of the treaty signed by Mr. Adams, and from thence he will proceed to New York.
Presuming that the reader has supplied himself with one or other of the compound microscopes, we will proceed to show the method of using them.
Before commenting further on the game we will proceed to give the rules of the American four ball game, and also of the French three ball game as played in America; and here we would acknowledge our indebtedness to Messrs.
Having now described the instruments, we will proceed to the method of playing the game.
I will proceed no further in this kind of repetition of things; only thus much give me leave to say over again, even many of the truly godly are very faulty here.
But I will proceed in my former method, to wit, to open the words unto you.
We will proceed, however, to the third section of your book.
I will proceed to assign what to me appear to be some of the probable reasons, why the Apostles specified the sins of lying, covetousness, stealing, &c.
We will proceed to what you say of the slavery which existed in the time of the New Testament writers.
But, to step from the realms of fancy to the practical regions of fact, I will proceed to interdooce to you that splendid anumile Saladin, the royal Bengal tiger, from Botteny Bay, in the West Injees.
Illustration] Having got the heads complete, we will proceed to construct their bodies.
Hand us over two hundred and thirty francs in silver money, or we will proceed to help ourselves.
We will proceed, gentlemen, if you please, to weigh Gallia.
We will proceed to consider the infinitely more serious alternative of direct impact; of a shock that would hurl the comet straight on to the earth, to which it would become attached.
Then wewill proceed to another fact connected with the same subject.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "will proceed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
