Sentence examples for to forwarding from inspiring English sources
adverb
Towards the front or from the front.
- The bus driver told everyone standing up to move forward.
He has admitted to forwarding e-mails depicting bestiality and recounting racist jokes that some people find as disgusting as he finds gay-pride parades).
(Paladino, by the way, has had his own problems with boundaries. He has admitted to forwarding e-mails depicting bestiality and recounting racist jokes that some people find as disgusting as he finds gay-pride parades).
But off the record, a former employee of an Internet company in California admitted to forwarding a particularly lengthy list of e-mail addresses to the company's sales group, noting that the domain names of the addresses represented a "gold mine" of sales leads at other Internet ventures.
For example, in [13] different improvements are suggested for a buffering scheme related to forwarding.
It discusses some of benefits that label switching brings to forwarding architecture and to Internet traffic engineering.
In the presence of intersecting links, some planarization process must be done prior to forwarding the data.
But these correspond to forwards, too.
And feel free to forward.
Also don't be to forward.
