Sentence examples for or moving forward from inspiring English sources

It is hard to know whether Mr. Buchet is turning back the clock or moving forward, but his images are among the more refreshing in this timid show.

They use modern, simple, clean lines, and double yellow arrows point up on the bottle, meant to convey the "next step" or "moving forward".

Whether in articulating his health care bottom line, or closing Guantánamo Bay, or moving forward on repealing "don't ask, don't tell," he has often seemed tardy or unfocused, at times missing deadlines he has set himself.

In the future, may we agree to... ?" or, "Moving forward, would it be possible to... ?" When receiving a glowing appraisal or positive feedback, avoid saying anything that will make you sound arrogant, Kerr says.

This isn't to say the band isn't maturing or moving forward, but rather their rise in popularity was simply due to an expanded listenership.

In November, America will get to choose between going back to the failed policies that got us into this mess, or moving forward with the policies that are leading us out.

NODDYME Woody Allen once said, "Life is like a shark – you either sink or move forward".

He's the cautionary one, not knowing if he should stop or move forward.

The bill, which would revise a 1999 law, was introduced more than a year ago, but until yesterday it never got a full airing or moved forward.

It is just that we cannot take part in a conference that does not recognise Somaliland's unique status or move forward our long fight for international recognition.

However, a spokesperson tells me Facebook doesn't plan to launch or move forward with Quick Updates.