Sentence examples for might spring forward from inspiring English sources

At least two went down, with one receiving an encouraging burst of applause, and I rather thought — or maybe hoped — that Rem Koolhaas, the architect, might spring forward and perform a fireman's lift on a girl whose ankles gave out.

What might 2013 bring?

Spring 2011 forward.

One factor is the warm winter, which might have pulled forward economic activity from the spring.

"Something else might come forward in the next two years.

An English speaker, for instance, might look forward to a date next week or look back on last year's office party with embarrassment and regret.

It might even fall.

But, inevitably, this can serve only as a stop-gap measure; the talks brokered by federal officials, aimed at providing the foundation for a longer-term solution, are due to resume on January 23rd.To see how California might move forward, look first at how it got itself into such a pickle.

There have been suggestions that China, Japan and the two Koreas might put forward a joint bid for either 2030 or 2034.

We're meeting with him today for lunch to discuss how we might move forward.

There have been suggestions, however, that this vote might be brought forward to spring 2017.