Sentence examples for forwarded around the world from inspiring English sources

"The idea that this link would be forwarded around the world to countless prospective tire purchasers is wishful thinking on a hallucinatory scale," he wrote.

The artistic director, Marco Barricelli, made a short speech, which was quickly uploaded to YouTube, and the theater's appeal was forwarded around the world.

Mr. Metheny's letter (intended only for the fans who visit his site and written in heat-of-the-moment e-mailese) has been forwarded around the world; there was a day last month when I received it a dozen times.

WhatsApp said that the forwarding limit significantly reduced forwarded messages around the world, and that the company would continue to evaluate the effects of the change.

Dyed has a lot to reflect back on and the boys have much to look forward to around the world, namely an immense international journey to promote their upcoming debut album Tour À Tour.

Mrs. Clinton lauded Mr. Gore for defending "the new Democrat philosophy" that he and President Clinton had "literally pushed forward and spread around the world".

Based on the authors' rich experience with forward-thinking companies around the world, Green to Gold demonstrates how corporations create value by building environmental thinking into their overall business strategies.

The crime fighter "It is an excellent move and most forward-thinking banks around the world are doing the same," says John Sheridan, who leads on counterfeit currency at the National Crime Agency.

Global History – Write one chapter of a science textbook in which you chronicle the international space race, particularly the rivalry between the United States and the former Soviet Union, detailing the technological developments that propelled space exploration forward in countries around the world and the space-related aspirations of various nations.

In some forward-thinking schools around the world, year levels have been dispensed with and kids learn by stage, not age, without having to advance with all other 12 year-olds, lockstep, just because that's the way things were organised during the industrial revolution 150 years ago.

Such flexibility is possible because the Navy operates a forward-deployed fleet around the world that can be relocated without regard to political boundaries as threat conditions change.