Definitionn. vertical space available to allow easy passage under something
Last update: October 3, 2015
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Meanwhile in the Netherlands the sectaries had been making rapid headway in spite of the persecution. [Please select]
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Both staggered, struggled, and lost their headway. [Please select]
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"Without you, your government can make no headway in the investigation now on foot." [Please select]
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After a moment's pause, with a loud chirrup, he launched out, and made tolerable headway. [Please select]
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Somewhat later the Anabaptist movement made great headway in Holland and Friesland, especially in Amsterdam. [Please select]
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It was the beginning of a popular movement, which made rapid headway among all classes. [Please select]
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Sometimes the engine backed the train some distance to get headway to burst through the drift. [Please select]
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Slowly the little craft, before the freshening wind began to make headway. [Please select]
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Looks like he hasn't made much headway with June. [Please select]
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For a little she faced it, her wings whirring madly, her body suspended in mid-air, but she not making headway one inch against the sudden fury of a forty-mile-an-hour wind. [Please select]
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The captain ordered the wheelman to stop her, though her headway kept her moving for some minutes after the screw ceased to revolve. [Please select]
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