Sentence examples for began moving forward from inspiring English sources

And the hands on the clock began moving forward.

The Senate recently began moving forward on a sweeping overhaul of the regulations of the financial industry, though many provisions are already likely to be contentious.

The policemen leapt out of their cars, weapons drawn, and began moving forward, taking both sides at the mouth of a street.

"When Adriaen's Landing began moving forward, people started saying, 'We need an attraction.' A consultant looked at Ferris wheels and skating rinks before deciding that a science center would make the most sense".

The questing dancers continued onward, but the music was not totally solemn: the cast members began moving forward to a revamped version of an old spiritual in which the lyrics declared, "Swing low, sweet Cadillac".

At least two factors seem to have contributed to this situation: first, the epidemic known as the Black Death decimated the universities of medieval Europe, where scholastic thought had flourished in the thirteenth century; second, the Italian Renaissance began moving forward at high speed with its emphasis on the discovery of the ancients and its rejection of "the age in the middle".

The TV series is expected to begin moving forward once Brooklyn has finished its theatrical run.

It took a lawyer to recover it, but Z.A.'s case will begin moving forward only at a hearing next May.

Threats of economic boycott, condemnation and harsh rhetoric will only serve to erode the vital trust, confidence and quiet diplomatic efforts that are needed if the peace process is to begin moving forward again.

A12 Law License at Risk A committee of lawyers in Arkansas was said to have begun moving forward on complaints that could result in the removal or suspension of President Clinton's law license.

Or to begin moving forward.