Sentence examples for move forward in time from inspiring English sources

I'm going to move forward in time.

"Margo wasn't sure she could move forward in time," Ms. Campbell writes, "when the past kept calling for her attention the way it did".

With a series of sharp contrapuntal flashbacks that move forward in time — Hal and Jasmine in their empty new Park Avenue apartment and then later presiding over a dinner bathed in light so burnished golden calf must have been on the menu — Mr. Allen illustrates just how drastically she's been humbled.

Four pages shift locales and move forward in time, panel by panel, from Ms. Torres, watching the news alone in her bedroom with a hand on her pregnant belly; to President Bush, reading to elementary school children in Sarasota, Fla.; to reactions around the world as people were glued to their televisions or watched the events from their window.

"Does Dubai want to move forward in time where women are no longer regarded as second class citizens?" "You could say we took a fair bit of stick for the story," said Tony Metcalf, editorial director for 7Days, who said he received more than 500 letters and e-mail messages regarding the story in just two days.

After a while, you decide to move forward in time five million years or so then stop again.

I've narrowed it down to five things that we must accept in order for us to move forward in times of profound change, uncertainty and complexity.

Bob Miglani is the Author of the Washington Post Bestseller, Embrace the Chaos, which is about learning to move forward in times of change, uncertainty and disruption.

One says that the particle moves forward in time.

The fair itself is moving forward in time.

Her slim book moves forward in time, about a year per chapter.