Sentence examples for forward to act from inspiring English sources

It is not known where the second series will be set, or which cast members will be brought forward to act in the second run.

"There is no shortage of people coming forward to act as mentors and no shortage of businesses looking to build an employee pipeline," she said.

In order to ensure that Greek startups continue their operations a number of investors have come forward to act as "proxies" — to cover expenses and act as a guarantor.

The aircraft's twin rotors rotate 90 degrees: facing upwards for take-off and landing and facing forward to act like the propellers of an airplane during flight.

Dean ordered Barth forward to act as his forward commander for Task Force Smith, which began digging in at Osan to resist North Korean troops advancing after the capture of Seoul.

Following the declarations a number of high-ranking noblemen stepped forward to act as seconds in the duel for both men, including Waleran of Saint-Pol for Carrouges and Philip of Artois, Count of Eu for Le Gris.

It has meant a kind of continent-wide addiction (with, as the policy director of Christian Aid pointed out in a letter to the Independent, the concomitant "loss of self-control, ability to think forward, the confidence to act for oneself and believe in oneself").

In an age marked by high rates of divorce, either the role of an ex-spouse will change or an adult child will be forced to move forward in line to act as the primary caregiver and decision maker for an aging parent.

There is also concern that in the wake of an agreement between federal and state officials and five of the nation's largest banks over an investigation into foreclosure abuse, the banks may move forward once again to act against homeowners who are not paying their mortgages.

But it also offered up some blunt criticism, saying that in the future regulators had to be more forward-looking and to act quickly before big market crashes, rather than afterward.

We could use the SOTU opportunity to push the ball forward on whatever proposal we put forward, calling on Congress to act by a 'date certain' or further fleshing out our proposals.