Sentence examples for would be moving forward from inspiring English sources

But I would be moving forward with a new awareness that students could judge me on my grades.

"I also made it very clear what our expectations would be moving forward," Odom said of their December meeting.

Mr. Santorum said he would make additional announcements "in the next week or two" about how he would be moving forward.

Earlier this month, California governor Jerry Brown announced that the BDCP would be moving forward without the habitat conservation part of the plan.

Joyce told the party room the leadership would be "moving forward" with the Coalition agreement, the details of which would remain secret.

Cooper met with her and Magaziner in June to inform them that he would be moving forward with his bill, and in January , 1994 described their reaction to the Times: "It was not a happy response.

There are several countries that have no interest whatsoever in solving the problem because Turkish accession would be moved forward," said a former mediator on the island, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he is still involved in diplomacy.

Moved by claims that it will help the metabolism and productivity of his fellow citizens, President Hugo Chávez said clocks would be moved forward by half an hour at the start of 2008.

First we'd be moving forward with mitigation [i.e., trying to slow the pace of climate change].

That would not be moving "forward," Mr. Romney says, making fun of Mr. Obama's campaign slogan.

Yesterday Todd Haimes, the Roundabout's artistic director, said that because of casting problems, the Roundabout would not be moving forward with "Old Times," which had been tentatively set to open at Studio 54 in January.