Sentence examples for travelling forward from inspiring English sources
They ensure that this comedy is travelling forward, not back.
In a wide stripe of light at the middle of the stage, backed by a wash of brilliant blue (Joe Doran, again), Curran danced an improvised solo to a recording of Cornel West from the 2008 documentary film "Examined Life," travelling forward and back, his movements occasionally illustrating a word or phrase of West's in the midst of otherwise antic abstract steps.
From there he turns about, travelling forward in time to become a flight instructor who half-wittingly trained a suicide pilot and then, in by far the best episode in the book, his own lost alcoholic father in the gutters of Tacoma, Washington.
Viewed slowly, later, the shot looks like an illusion: Curry is travelling forward and leaps upward just long enough to shoot a perfect jumper, then appears to return to his original flight path like a leaf sucked into a jet stream.
On publication in 2003, Audrey Niffenegger's fantasy romance The Time Traveler's Wife became a US bestselling smash and global book club swoon, and travelling forward in time to 2009, it now becomes an outrageously daft, but occasionally entertaining Hollywood movie, and I have to admit the emphasis on imagination and adventure rather than hankie-wringing weepiness is a relief.
This shields the trailing riders from both wind from travelling forward, but also the angled headwind.
A major dynamical characteristic of pressure swing adsorption plants are nonlinear wave propagation phenomena travelling forwards and backwards within the fixed beds due to the change in flow direction.
When a landmark emerged out of the fog, the camera turned to bring the landmark into the centre of the screen, where it was positioned for 2 s, the camera then panned back to the middle of the path as it continued travelling forwards.
Pascal Papé's pass had travelled forward.
He travels forward to flee the warlike world of 1900.
The ball will travel forward at 30 miles per hour.
