Sentence examples for move ahead through from inspiring English sources

Life's neither sure nor fair, but economics can help us move ahead through our terrible financial storm.

Montpellier began the more aggressively and pounced on Glasgow's slackness to move ahead through Benjamin Lucas's penalty.

Research moves ahead through innovation, which can be triggered by diverse perspectives.

From humble origins (born out of wedlock on a Caribbean island), Hamilton moved ahead through his brilliance and hard work.

The Italians made the early running and, after a couple of Scottish infringements, the hosts moved ahead through Bergamasco's penalty.

The visitors, without Fulgence Ouedraogo, Mamuka Gorgodze and Francois Trinh-Duc, were reduced to 14 men early on as Pierre Berard was sin-binned for taking Aramburu out in the air and Glasgow soon moved ahead through Weir's opening penalty.

Scott Taggart knocked the Sons in front from close range but Craig Sibbald's low strike levelled and the hosts moved ahead through Luke Leahy's effort which went in off the crossbar.

To his Microsoft colleagues he's the forceful, slightly scary leader who has kept his company moving ahead through challenging times and is now about to wow consumers with innovative new products.

On Wednesday, the Rutgers University School of Social Work released the results of a 14-month study that evaluated the most commonly used financial education program for domestic violence survivors in the U.S., called the Moving Ahead through Financial Management Curriculum.

The efforts to undo the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is formally known, are moving ahead through a so-called reconciliation process that allows bills that affect the budget to pass with just 51 votes, instead of the 60 usually required in the Senate.

Oregon has taken a 14-7 lead on Stanford, driving 95 yards in 16 plays (it took 3 20) to move ahead midway through the third quarter.