I'll move forward

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"If the president signs the certificate then, I'll move forward," he said before going out to a campaign appearance in which he presented a flag to some cub scouts.

"When I have a tenant in hand," Mr. Lieblich said the other day, during a tour of the darkened theater from which gleamingly restored details -- cherubs, chandeliers, murals -- loom eerily from the shadows, "that's when I'll move forward with the restoration".

But, like everything else, the mourning period will end and I'll move forward and find another new normal (this will be #4, but who's counting?).

"In the same way you have a graphics processor card along with a main processor board in a modern computer, you'll see things added on; people will find a means of using quantum computing and the quantum techniques, and that's how I think it'll move forward.

Waiting to hear when I will move forward and to what unfamiliar places I will go.

"Right now I'm just going to listen to the proposals they make to me and if it makes sense for me, then I will move forward," Beltran said before the game.

"Because certain legislators are unwilling to stand up and control spending for fear of the political consequences, I will move forward and implement the tough choices they were unwilling to make," he said.

I will move forward until something's revealed". .

In knowing that, I will move forward with those five lessons in place, knowing that I can't change the circumstances, I can only change myself.

I entered into this endeavor wanting to bring positive change to my community, and it is with that same spirit that I will move forward, albeit on a different path.

I will move forward with them, no longer a vessel for new life or the source of nourishment and security for babies, but instead a steward of little citizens of the world.