Aún no tenemos significados para "considerably advanced".
1The head was sufficiently developed and the cranial bones considerably advanced in ossification.
2The evening being now considerably advanced, Faith's friends took their leave.
3In the mean time I worked on, and my labour was already considerably advanced.
4This was eventually done; but not until his taste for pictures had considerably advanced.
5I had been now several weeks in this residence, and the season was considerably advanced.
6A Gentleman considerably advanced in years descended from it.
7Meanwhile Havelock and Monteath had been moving steadily forward, until halted by orders when considerably advanced.
8The night had considerably advanced, and the darkness was rendered intense, by the setting of the moon.
9As a result of the growing taste for wholesome salads Endive has considerably advanced in public esteem.
10Wright also reconnoitred his front and gained a considerably advanced position from the one he started from.
11He was a man considerably advanced in life, and of great circumspection, prudence, and steadiness of character.
12It was begun, and considerably advanced, while he kept a school at Edial, near Lichfield, in 1736.
13During the latter part of the war and afterwards, prices of food, board and lodging were considerably advanced.
14I knew not her exact age, but I was certain that she must be considerably advanced in years.
15It is very rare, indeed, that they reach those mountains, and not till the afternoon is considerably advanced.
16He made a thousand grimaces and asked a thousand pardons for disturbing Monsieur, but the morning was considerably advanced.
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Considerably advanced a través del tiempo
Considerably advanced por variante geográfica