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Meanings of headway in English
Usage of headway in English
1
Diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis have made little headway so far.
2
Neither side, however, provided concrete details about headway in their trade talks.
3
Perhaps no one could have made any headway in overcoming these problems.
4
I agree with you captain, we do need to make better headway.
5
A similar attempt in Argentina since 2013 has not made much headway.
6
Ford is also making headway in China, the industry's biggest growth market.
7
At least he was making some headway with his so-called key advisers.
8
Any headway in relation to the second terminal is to be welcomed.
9
Now they are making headway developing name-brand products known around the world.
10
The pan-Islamic theory is said to be making headway also in Somaliland.
11
She could scarcely make any headway at all in the fierce eddies.
12
The temperance reform had not made great headway in my youthful days.
13
However the talks in the Ugandan capital Kampala have made little headway.
14
Meanwhile, Google's Android smartphone operating system software has continued to make headway.
15
The jolting headway of the car gave place to a gliding rush.
16
During the day of September 6th Manoury made headway toward the Ourcq.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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