Sentence examples for be more forward than from inspiring English sources

You don't need to do this, but if you want to get a guy in 10 days, you need to be more forward than normal.

The rider's body is more forward than at the trot, the weight taken by the stirrups.

France's policy towards the war in Syria has been more forward than any other western country.

But among the Western allies, the French and the British have long anticipated a withdrawal of U.S. troops and have been more forward than most in their attempts to promote the idea of a European defense, as evidenced by the Franco-British agreement signed in Lancaster in November 2010.

Enrique added: "Zarra beat it in an age when there were more forwards than defenders".

"The call was meant to be more forward-looking than pointing fingers at the past," the American official said.

In a narrow sense, the "caliphate", in its attempt to unify, may be considered to be more forward-looking than all the nationalist groups in the area that are still engaged in battles and wars of previous centuries.

Some will be more forward-leaning than others".

"Breuer may be more forward-looking than others [on the management board and in senior management]," says McEwen.

You didn't try positions or anything like that, women are more forward today than they ever were back then.

He acknowledged that Mr. Clinton's statement on Jerusalem was more "forward leaning" than in the past and closer to a readiness to make the move.