Sentence examples for onward as from inspiring English sources

These generous spaces draw the visitor onward, as one flows effortlessly into the other.

Haiti is like that, too, persevering ever onward as long as the slenderest flicker of hope remains.

From the outset, the UKHLS strategy involved the collection of a wide range of health-related information, drawing on standard interviewing and data linkage (implemented from wave 1 onward) as well as the collection of physical health measures, blood samples (implemented in waves 2 and 3) and cognitive measures (implemented in wave 3).

Such horses proliferated from medieval times onward as new specialties developed.

But it is impossible not to see "Madadayo," with its quiet resoluteness about forging onward, as a highly personal movie.

The Vaishnava-Sahajiya movement developed from the 17th century onward as a synthesis of these various traditions.

It took some time to refine the precise questions, but statisticians and economists today accept unemployment data from 1948 onward as valid.

This means that they secretly hope the other startups in their portfolio fail fast, rather than staggering onward as resource-consuming "zombies".

My daughter, then far ahead, and her grandfather continued onward as I fed my son and waited for him to revive.

In February 2009, oil imports fell to their lowest level in more than three years before rebounding from March onward, as the economy regained momentum.

Why shouldn't girls like and memorise (for of course they should know them by heart) "The Destruction of Sennacherib" ("The Assyrian came down like the wolf on the fold …") and "The Charge of the Light Brigade" ("Half a league, half a league, half a league onward …") as much as boys?