Sentence examples for moving ahead from from inspiring English sources

And even if the program stalls in Washington, states and localities are moving ahead — from San Antonio to Michigan.

Wigan took advantage of a hesitant start by moving ahead from the first meaningful attack of the game after eight minutes.

But the recent vote covered the most difficult issues, and the project should move ahead from here".

He added: "If we move ahead from there, we may have a CD ready to release in the spring.

Mr. Gore did say he respected the argument by some Democrats that the party needed new blood to move ahead from the defeat of this past election.

"I both felt that the time away was important for my personal and professional well-being and that I am ready to move ahead from this point at full speed," Calhoun said.

Is there a basis for working together as part of a team to move ahead from where you are and ignore the past?" A divorced woman in Hartford believes in forgiveness, not out of a recognition that even sinners may nonetheless be good in the eyes of God, but "because when we don't forgive, it holds us back, it eats away at us".

Wall Street analysts are disappointed by the company's third-quarter performance and frustrated by the management's lack of concrete details in their explanations of how to move ahead from here.

Still, supporters of the bill seemed unlikely to get enough support to move ahead from many of their colleagues, some of whom think the president made a mistake.

The others include Chelsea Piers and Pier 57, at West 15th Street, where plans are moving ahead for an urban market fashioned from recycled shipping containers, as well as a rooftop park.

Mr. President, I am pleased to report that preparations for the Special Session are moving ahead with dispatch, from Beijing to Berlin, from Minsk to Kathmandu, and from Marrakech to Cairo.