Sentence examples for move forward quite from inspiring English sources
He said on his club's website: "We identified Leo as a player that could help us move forward quite some time ago.
The seat is large and comfy, though as a short rider, I did have to move forward quite a bit when waiting at red lights to get my feet solidly in contact with the ground.
"What is the matter with this country," Dorothy Wickenden asked on this week's Political Scene podcast, "when other countries around the world, including China, are moving forward quite aggressively to curb CO2 emissions and have no problem acknowledging that this is a problem that's already upon us," and yet America cannot?
DOROTHY WICKENDEN: But Rob, what is the matter with this country–not to put too fine a point on it when other countries around the world, including China, are moving forward quite aggressively to curb CO2 emissions and have no problem acknowledging that this is a problem that is already upon us?
"The company and the board is [sic] moving forward quite diligently towards tackling the issues we face.
"There has been a lot of swelling and Kieron is still in some discomfort, but it is moving forward quite rapidly.
The episode's puzzles were commended; IGN's Steve Butts opined that Telltale's puzzle design had "moved forward quite a bit", compared to both preceding chapters and their earlier Sam & Max games.
That probably means you have large numbers of things stuck in your mind, in your briefcase, and on your desk about which things are not moving forward quite as consistently as they could be.
Is this because Mr. Obama is in the White House, or is it rather because, as a nation, the U.S. is having trouble adjusting to a world that is quite happy move forward without it?
We decided to start poor and move forward into luxury -- a not quite accurate metaphor of our married life -- and were very happy with a combination of the two.
She was so damn good at it that when her nest was empty, I don't think she knew quite how to move forward for herself.
