Sentence examples for been forward from inspiring English sources
adverb
Towards the front or from the front.
- The bus driver told everyone standing up to move forward.
Not all of the movement on gay marriage has been forward progress.
What had been forward motion of the unrewarding sort for Worcester turned into an ugly retreat.
If the final pass had been forward, it all happened so quickly that an out-of-sorts referee like Tony Archer could be forgiven for missing that detail.
He is beaten by Steyn, chasing a wide one off the back foot when he should have been forward, and then pings a crisp cover drive for four.
It is certainly true that Cuba is not yet a democratic state, and that not all the recent movement has been forward.
Alongside his opening partner Ian Bell, Cook helped England race to 50 within eight overs before the strapping Kyle Mills rocked the England captain onto the back foot when he should have been forward.
The firm has always been forward-thinking and was ahead of the trade.
Ever since he was young, he's been forward-thinking and focused on comedy.
The industry has been forward-looking when it comes to anticipating the effects of climate change.
Nick Marshall reminded me that there have always been forward-thinking football coaches in this country.
As a white woman growing up in Jim Crow-era Louisiana, she had been forward-thinking about race.
