Sentence examples for had brought forward from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day, a mother had brought forward her six-month-old baby.

The company had brought forward the next review of all tailings dams in which BHP has an interest.

After a United Nations commission completed its inquiry into her death, the government had brought forward a new prosecution document to court, he said.

As a result, consumers had brought forward their fuel purchases from April, the ONS said, with some filling stations unable to restock sufficiently.

Gordon Brown had brought forward the government's long-awaited statement on the public finances and spending plans to provide the launch-pad for a snap election that never flew.

The Immigration minister Phil Woolas said the ONS had brought forward the release of figures showing the number of British-born workers had fallen while the number of foreign-born staff had grown.

Events have brought forward the showdown.

Discovery of these serious crimes has brought forward a crisis that was already culminating.

"We've brought forward the equalisation of the state pension age to November 2018; we've brought forward [to October 2020] the increase in the state pension age to 66.

The prime minister said: "Those are the proposals we have brought forward.

Justice Secretary Jack Straw has brought forward some hastily drafted amendments to the coroners and justice bill.