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Meanings of move forwards in anglès

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Usage of move forwards in anglès
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He was walking backwards in order to find out how you move forwards.
Kennedy's brain
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If this goes into reverse, other countries will have less reason to move forwards.
Reuters
3
Garcia added: We have to move forwards with the players committed to the team project.
Reuters
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But today's settlement is a huge move forwards and a road map for the future.
The Guardian
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There are these strange movements backwards as we move forwards where bodies have become commodified.
Feminist dot com
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The game must always move forwards and renew itself.
The Guardian
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The frequent groans still engaged him to move forwards.
The Monk: A Romance
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We need to look back together; listen, reflect, and learn, in order to move forwards again.
Radio NZ
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At length the procession began to move forwards.
The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
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However, the old Woman continued to move forwards.
The Monk: A Romance
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The pinnae move forwards and at the same time sink downwards, whilst the main petiole rises considerably.
The Power of Movement in Plants
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Tony Blair always said that peace processes never stand still: they either move forwards or they move backwards.
The Guardian
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We will not move forwards until we can start having those conversations comfortably, or uncomfortably, so to speak.
The South African
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People will move forwards and backwards.
Wired
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His huge shoulders move forwards, but his back is so broad that I can sit firmly and steadily.
The red queen
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We will not rest on our laurels because our aim every day now is to move forwards, forwards, forwards.
The Irish Times
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