Progresses
Reaches and progresses are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reaches" instead a verb "Progresses".
Reaches
Progresses and reaches are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Progresses" instead a verb "Reaches".
Both words in one sentence
- Among beings that have spent centuries in the far reaches of the Spiral, Stephen Fisher manages to hold his own in the first book, and kicks more and more ass as the series progresses.
Source: Literature / The Spiral Series -
Older Than They Look: As the story progresses, Butterfly reaches adulthood but she still looks the same as when she was a teenager.
Source: Manga / Mademoiselle Butterfly - The Last Man on Earth starts out as being Exactly What It Says on the Tin, but new characters dribble in as the first season progresses; as it winds down the total reaches seven survivors.
Source: Minimalist Cast
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