Sentence examples for forward something to from inspiring English sources

But sometimes you just need a way forward, something to believe in, a way to feel right about a person who is right.

Somewhere (Try Satan)" found their way to him; the White House accommodatingly forwarded something addressed to "Mark Twain, c/o President Roosevelt".

It looks more like the human condition: someone trying to move forward, something pulling her back.

"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.

"A bold proposal isn't about putting forward something that's never going to happen," he said.

Is the Commission going to bring forward something in writing?

They used to look forward to leaving something to their children and grandchildren.

Perhaps Mr Fukui's forward-looking policy has something to look forward to.

It gives us the opportunity to look forward to something.

Still, it's nice to look forward to something in cotton next spring.