Sentence examples for something forward for from inspiring English sources

"On the discussions with the energy companies we certainly hope that we will be able to bring something forward for the winter following the winter coming," he told committee member and Labour MP Nick Ainger.

In general, the will, or "freedom of choice," consists "in our ability to do or not do something (that is, to affirm or deny, to pursue or avoid); or rather, it consists simply in the fact that when the intellect puts something forward for affirmation or denial or for pursuit or avoidance, our inclinations are such that we do not feel we are determined by any external force" (AT VII 57/CSM II 40).

Something for forward traders to look forward to.

"This is something she wanted to do and this is something she put herself forward for and has had tremendous success world-wide out of it".

I'm still not sold on Google Reader's overall social philosophy, and I think TechCrunchIT's Steve Gillmor has a lot of good points about the viability of a straight-up feed reader like Google Reader against something like Twitter going forward — for mainstream usage.

And then there's no reaching forward — for fear that "something cold and wet and draped in seaweed should reach back".

Integrating that technology not space technology that level of technology might be something that we think of going forward for the coming season, but that takes time to develop.

Something very forward looking.

Victory on Friday will not end that drought but it will undoubtedly affirm the belief that together, the Wolves and Sims can achieve something which, for the forward at least, would be unprecedented.

From a pragmatic point of view the art of a good life involves removing the obstacles to happiness; the picture, if we visualise it, is of something looked for, something looked forward to, and of there being something in the way.

Particularly in nations that were hard hit by the global financial crisis, people are looking for a way forward that promises something better for the many, not just the few.