Mr. Williams's, "Pharrell: Places and Spaces I've Been," is the product of open embrace, capturing someone moving ever forward, guided by curiosity and fame.
To join this crowded club car, you must be train-obsessed, and possess a profound appreciation for the conquest of challenging landscape by powerful machinery moving ever forward.
True, Eliot sounds a speculative note with that "perhaps" in the second line, yet his meaning still seems clear enough - if our perception of time as moving ever forward like a river is purely subjective, and the whole span of time - together with all actual events - has already transpired, then nothing we will ever do or say can alter the future, let alone the past.
For feet that carry me, moving ever forward.
Try not to sob at the sheer dreadful forward march of life, life stomping and moving ever forward, each day one creak on the wheel closer to the abyss.
The train itself was a spectacle, too: of progress, of Indian modernity, of a collective community moving ever forwards.
There is also a radio commercial in which a woman reads a poem titled "Ode to My Road," with lines like "Your strong shoulder supports me" and "You move me ever forward".
The drama, the amazing grace, is in how we move ever so slightly forward rarely all alone and without help.
Crawford does a good job of keeping the suspense at an appreciable level while moving the story ever forward.
Ever onward, ever forward.
