In the event your pickets or scouts report an advance from Readyville or Murfreesboro', you will not leave your present position.
When I returned to Baird's mill, I found every thing gone, but a few pickets, and the scouts reported indications of an advance from Jefferson.
Learning that Captain Castleman had fallen back from Falmouth (in anticipation of an advance from Walton), to Cynthiana, I went to that place also.
On this day the leading troops of the XVIIIth Army Corps barely succeeded in reaching the vicinity of Lomont through difficult hill and woodland region, and Cremer's Brigade[76] had only then begun to advance from Vesoul.
The IIIrd Corps was to advance from Loury on Orleans, and the Xth, again forming the reserve, was to follow to Chevilly.
An advance from St. Denis against Stains was repulsed, and two gunboats on the Seine had to go about in consequence of the fire of four field batteries on Orgemont.
Four battalions were toadvance from Vendome, and the 1st Cavalry Brigade from Freteval was to scout towards Epuisay.
Harris to move from Paris, and the Twenty-first Ohio under Colonel Norton to advance from Nicholasville to Olympia Springs, where the entire command was concentrated.
On the 18th Johnston directed Buckner to occupy Bowling Green, and ordered Zollicoffer to advance from Knoxville to Cumberland Gap.
Do you sometimes get an advance from Mr. Robertson?
I asked for £1 of advance from him at the settlement, and he gave it to me.
I got an advance from him, and when I paid the money again at the end of the voyage the receipt was handed back to me.
That is a thing which has something to do with it, and sometimes I have not had money to get at settlement; but when I asked for an advance from Mr. Bruce, I always got it.
Therefore, the progress of history has been attended by an advance from smaller to larger marine areas, with a constant increase in those manifold relations between peoples and lands which the water is able to establish.
Just as the development of a people and state is marked by advance fromsmall to ever larger areas, so is that of a civilization.
Sidenote: Advance fromnatural to artificial basis of subsistence.
Religion could obtain no content, and all change in it would be only an advance from a more crude to a more refined anthropomorphism, if it were based solely upon human needs and aided man to attain a supposed happiness.
It was successful to that extent, and when at one moment the Serbs temporarily broke the Bulgarian front, a junction seemed possible with the French advance from Veles.
This movement was checked in February, and the Germans hoped by an advance from Mlawa to get across the Narew south of Pultusk.
Augereau had received orders to advance from Lyons, and receive the reinforcements which Eugene was to have despatched from Italy across the Alps.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "advance from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
