Sentence examples for scrolling forward to from inspiring English sources

Second, scrolling forward to 2012, whatever one wants to say about the state of the market (dire), or US bookselling in general (apparently in terminal decline), one commodity of which there is no dearth is talented – even great – American writers of all ages.

The list scrolls forward to include Henry Moore, Jasper Johns and Louise Bourgeois.

Now scroll forward to the Bush administration.

Levy has written a scholarly book about the value of ephemera, "Scrolling Forward," so he was eager to help the students find meaning in the stuff found beneath the floorboards.

Scroll forward to Easter 2015.

Scroll forward to March this year, when Creedon published his second report.

Scroll forward to today, and this emerging superpower symbolises the amazing pace of global change.

Scroll forward to 19.45 to see Carney asked whether he is interested in the Bank of England job.

Scroll forward to 2006, when Tom Edmonds, the newly installed executive director of the Southampton Historical Museums, was seeking a traditional craftsman who could work in the shop, keeping its doors open for longer stretches.

Scroll forward to the modern era of high-speed internet, cloud-based services and hugely powerful computers, and it's clear the world has changed radically.

(Scroll forward to about 5 47 in the video to see this).