Sentence examples for forward something from inspiring English sources
WHENEVER Iran takes a step forward, something clutches at its heel.
"A bold proposal isn't about putting forward something that's never going to happen," he said.
It looks more like the human condition: someone trying to move forward, something pulling her back.
Campbell puts forward something else: more of a hope than a plan.
"The leave campaign must be getting pretty desperate to put forward something as naive as this".
You can destroy everything, but at some point you have to put forward something positive.
The men of football can focus on whether or not a "9 in the area" must be found to accompany Messi, allowing him to act as a "false centre-forward", something Johan Cruyff suggested in his blog for the Catalan El Periódico on Monday.
Somewhere (Try Satan)" found their way to him; the White House accommodatingly forwarded something addressed to "Mark Twain, c/o President Roosevelt".
The Flyers said Lessard would only play if the Rangers went with 7 defensemen and 11 forwards, something the Rangers have done the last nine games.
The All Blacks were shunted all over the field by John, who was well protected by his forwards, something that he was not afforded with Wales in 1969.
She'd forwarded something titled "Fair Warning," a satirical letter to America's red states, threatening a blue-state secession if "you manage to steal this election too".
