Sentence examples for moving toward the future. from inspiring English sources

The last page of 'The Great Gatsby' — I forget the line, about looking at the dock and moving toward the future and all that.

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"While mentioning that moving toward the future without forgetting history is the basis for Korea-Japan relations, I emphasized that Japan needs to make active efforts over issues stemming from" colonial rule, Mr. Lee said.

The design was meant to show "hints of tradition," while the use of modern materials and glass panels would give an impression of translucence and "moving toward the future," Sharif el-Gamal, the project's developer, said in an interview last week.

Mr. Clinton's words today, on the eve of his visit, could have been spoken just as easily by an official here in Hanoi: "I don't see this so much as coming to terms with the past as moving toward the future".

Giants fans will have to put up with the misplays that Allen's inexperience will bring about -- and they could be glaring for a while -- but in the long run Allen's promotion to the starting unit will get the Giants moving toward the future.

"In terms of defense relations, we still need to settle the issues of the past so as to build trust to move toward the future," he said.

York, as he moves toward the future with an eye on the past, embraced Harbaugh's repeated mantra of 49ers history: who's got it better than us?

I told Loi about Cong's anger at Kenneth Schiel, and Loi said, "Even if others do terrible things to you, you can forgive it and move toward the future".

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As a result, we often move toward the future with our eyes too tightly focussed on the immediate to care much about what might happen in the coming century or two — despite potentially huge consequences for our descendants.