Sentence examples for try to forge ahead from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. could try to forge ahead with its broadband plan despite the court's decision.

As someone said earlier, I came from decorated to undecorated and that's what we want, to try to forge ahead and have some decorations.

Clearly, it's going to be a struggle for Indian filmmakers as they try to forge ahead and move away from Bollywood's fantasy fare in the next few years, but the end result could be an on-screen richness that's better than anything India has produced before. .

It constantly takes a different path and we try to forge ahead.

These scenes were jarring; suddenly, these characters began to seem human, trying to forge ahead in the wake of countless catastrophes.

Elsewhere, Salinger mentions that he is trying to forge ahead on his short-story series for The New Yorker, and makes tantalizing references to other unpublished and presumably lost works from this period.

There is opportunity, and danger, for all candidates in these contests, but especially for Mr. McCain, still trying to forge ahead of Mr. Bush on the Republican side, and for former Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey, still badly trailing Vice President Al Gore on the Democratic side.

(See: "Micron Talks About Intel Partnership").. Whether Nvidia can remain a hold-out remains to be seen, but it seems comfortable so far trying to forge ahead alone.

When he tries to forge ahead, turn sharply and step directly in his path, making a 90 degree turn and heading off in a new direction.

Meanwhile, John Kerry, the US secretary of state, and Sergei Lavrov, his Russian counterpart, met in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, on Thursday to try to forge a consensus on the way ahead.

In the days ahead, we will see which combination of carrot and stick Xi's government applies to try to forge a solution.