The phrase "forthcoming journey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an upcoming trip or adventure that is planned or expected.
Example: "I am excited about my forthcoming journey to Europe next month."
Alternatives: "upcoming trip" or "impending voyage."
Elsewhere he likened the forthcoming journey to "going to the gym for 10 hours every day with a five-minute break every hour for a flapjack, energy bar or some nuts".
Our director's masterstroke for Merchant was a mime sequence to open the play - Bassanio striding on to gaze at Portia's portrait, Shylock jangling a money pouch from a balcony window, Antonio scanning the horizon with a telescope for his fleet of ships - each character miming a silent vignette of their forthcoming journey through the play, all to a tape of olde worlde crumhorn music.
ROME, Nov. 22 Pope Paul VI announced today that he planned to include Pakistan in the itinerary of his forthcoming 30,000‐mile journey to Asia to show his concern for the area devastated by the cyclone.
The crew spent the rest of the 1894 95 winter preparing clothing and equipment for the forthcoming sledge journey.
The four converts, Imam Abdul Wahid Pedersen, Tim Winter, Annette Bellaoui and Kristiane Backer, will also appear in the forthcoming book Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Identity. .
Akbar Ahmed is the Ibn Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies at American University in Washington, D.C. and the author of the forthcoming study Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Empire.
The converts that appear in this Ramadan series also appear in my feature-length documentary film (included below) and forthcoming book, Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Identity. .
I will be exploring the question in my forthcoming book "Journey into Europe," which is based in fieldwork across Europe, to be published by Brookings Institution Press.
John Metcalf for The Spectator thought that "It is utterly disgraceful – and highly enjoyable ... without (Moonraker) no forthcoming railway journey should be undertaken", although he also considered that it was "not one of Mr. Fleming's best".
Akbar Ahmed is the Ibn Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies at American University and the author of the forthcoming book Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Identity, from which this article is adapted.
"The hostility to Mr Blair borne by many in Britain would surprise some foreigners, especially Americans," a blogger for the Economist wrote yesterday, attempting to explain the response to the news that Blair will donate all proceeds from his forthcoming memoir, "A Journey," to a charity supporting war veterans.
