Sentence examples for trying to bring forward from inspiring English sources

"I'm just trying to bring forward something people walk by all the time and don't really see," Mr. Fouhse, 59, said of his series "Official Ottawa".

"If the changes Max is trying to bring forward come to fruition there will be room for small operations to operate," Richards told F1 Racing magazine.

While he has trouble describing "Official Ottawa," Mr. Fouhse said he was trying to "bring forward the official aspects of a capital city that its inhabitants take for granted, or they've lost perspective".

Declining to name prospective future stars, he said: "It's trying to bring forward a whole lot of young people you don't know about yet, some of whom will be sitting here in 15 years' time".

The focus is not on masking anything, it's about trying to bring forward the work that you have done over the years and how it's developed into what it is.

The government tried to bring forward the reporting date of that inquiry to July 7 – but the move failed.

Exit Schröder Germany's Chancellor Gerhard Schröder said he would try to bring forward elections after his party suffered a crushing defeat in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, as Brussels tries to bring forward similarly progressive regulation, the tentacles of Goldman's influence are everywhere.

"We will try to bring forward the launch of a new crew," said Sergei Krikalyov, executive director of the Russian space agency and veteran cosmonaut.

He says he will stand down until the report of the Sandline inquiry, expected in three weeks, and will try to bring forward a general election that was due in June.

Or it could be similar to how the Wii-U tries to bring forward asymmetric multiplayer gaming.