Sentence examples for moved forward in time from inspiring English sources

As the show progressed, the fabrics became lighter as they moved forward in time, such as the childlike pair of white cotton shorts decorated with floral embroidery from the 1930s.

The science fiction employed some of the narrative trickery that characterised his literary fiction: Use of Weapons, for instance, featured two interleaved narratives, one of which moved forward in time and the other backwards.

Thus, more diagnoses have been moved forward in time in the study group than in the control group and then, more breast cancer deaths from cancers diagnosed in trial can be expected in the study group.

Up to 10 controls were randomly selected and matched to each case on year of birth (age), sex, calendar year of cohort entry, prevalent user status (that is, patients for whom cohort entry was moved forward in time to allow at least one year of registration in the general practice), and duration of follow-up.

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.

The Obama administration's efforts to restore balance have already resulted in key wind and solar projects moving forward in time for stimulus financing — an important first step.

This weekend it is moving forward in time with two early-20th-century classics: Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire" and Stravinsky's "Histoire du Soldat".

"As you start moving forward in time closer to the present day, your ability to explain away that difference between men's and women's salaries essentially evaporates".

"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".