Sentence examples for forwards once again from inspiring English sources

And the thing you can't measure but you just know it when you see it, the sense that our country is moving forwards once again.

Fold the mat forwards once again and apply more pressure.

The darkness is ending, the darkness is ending and light and civilisation and democracy and art are moving forward - once again they are moving forward, once again - (Woman screams, throws pen and brush away) That's it be brave.

"Cornell University is indeed fortunate that Hunter has agreed to step forward once again to lead through a time of transition," said Harrison.

We are quite excited to be bringing this award forward once again and hope you will use this opportunity to nominate deserving employees.

The Random House division of Bertelsmann has stepped forward once again in the bidding for the books division of AOL Time Warner, people briefed on the auction say.

As Everton surged forward once again, Lukaku sent the ball across the face of the area and the defender ran to slot it home expertly with Valencia nowhere in sight.

"We strongly feel that Mark Green has the tools and the experience to not only rebuild our great department, but to rebuild and move the city forward once again," said Michael A. Carter, a vice president of the firefighters union.

After Van Persie had pulled down a high ball with a sublime touch, cut back and forced Bogdan Lobont into a smart save, his team marauded forward once again, this time down the right.

The fact that veteran leftist Jean-Luc Mélanchon is putting himself forward once again for the next elections speaks volumes about the lack of progress made by socialism in the past few years here.

So now a new manager has been brought in, the chap responsible for turning Villarreal and Málaga into Champions League threats and the coach who was in charge of Real Madrid the season before José Mourinho took over, and the impression before a ball has been kicked is that City are moving forward once again, not standing around feeling unsure of what to do next.