Sentence examples for desire going forward from inspiring English sources

"That's not only Wynton's desire going forward, but it's where I come from musically.

"But we started the second half with a complete desire to keep going forward, and defensively we were much better in the second half than the first.

Even if there were a desire to change this going forward, our new budgetary realities, combined with a war weary public, make this difficult to achieve.

If Wallace stays, would that cause any potential problems for Batum, who has expressed his desire for more playing time going forward?

"They're working hard to strengthen the balance of the squad and the desire and expectation to really compete going forward are high".

"I believe it took a bit of time for the government to understand our plans going forward and the desire to keep the production for such a small car company together.

Fulham manager Rene Meulensteen: "Our desire has never been in question but that desire and urgency has mainly been in going forward and it's cost us at times, particularly defending set-plays and counter-attacks.

"There was no desire to go forward.

Piszczek is more of a wing-back than a defender and played up front for a long time before being moved back to full-back by Hertha Berlin, hence his desire to go forward at any opportunity.

"They have impressed me with their desire to go forward," said Cotter.

"We were beaten by the better team tonight, there's no doubt about that - the team that showed more desire, commitment, went forward and got stuck in.