Sentence examples for ever forward from inspiring English sources
Yet the hive mind swarms ever forward.
History is a mad machine, propelling us ever forward.
As the nights have drawn in we have had to bring our start time ever forward.
Jonathan Freedland While wars and recessions come and go, science marches ever forward.
But even Stravinsky was pilloried by the champions of Schoenberg, who believed that modernist music had to press ever forward.
Onward and upward ever, forward and on, and on; hail to thee, land of the heroes, my Oregon".
Ever forward-looking, he took the view that the law lords had greater freedom than the rest of the judiciary to "mould and remould the authorities to ensure that practical justice is done within the framework of principle", and was particularly keen that they should deliver individual judgments rather than a joint one, believing this would lead to the further development of the law.
The train itself was a spectacle, too: of progress, of Indian modernity, of a collective community moving ever forwards.
A progressive crowd collapse often happens when a large crowd is moving steadily through a confined route, driving ever forwards.
As technology marches ever forwards the world itself is shrinking; students today can hold Skype conversations with friends in Japan or India as easily as they can speak to the person sitting at the next desk in class.
The ever forward-thinking '80s music vanguard is helping to drown out the sound of online flotsam with a new music and entertainment recommendation system.
