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Meanings of forge ahead in English

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Usage of forge ahead in English
1
He agrees to forge ahead to see where the conversation takes us.
Radio NZ
2
The time for half-hearted or three-quarters-hearted attempts to forge ahead were over.
Tutors' Lane
3
He was too near exhaustion to forge ahead as was his custom.
Casey Ryan
4
Now-nowis the time for one or the other to forge ahead!
Frank Merriwell's Chums
5
The American then used his mighty 'wingspan' to forge ahead into clear water.
Reuters
6
But they're young, and they want to forge ahead in their own fashion.
The evolutionary void
7
The triumph means Rocket Lab will soon be ready to forge ahead… Audio
Radio NZ
8
But I took that emotion and used it to forge ahead.
Reuters
9
Aviation commentator Peter Clark says the airline will still forge ahead.
Radio NZ
10
The canoe ceased to drift and began to forge ahead towards the post.
A Mating in the Wilds
11
Her mother was determined to forge ahead with the wedding plans.
The Golem and the Jinni
12
Big Chinese loans have enabled them to forge ahead with massive infrastructure projects.
BBC
13
We must forge ahead with land reform and social development.
The South African
14
You disapprove of all changes, whereas the young are desperately anxious to forge ahead.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
15
If you want to forge ahead April is your month!
The South African
16
RCS Libri had made a decision to forge ahead with publication of our book.
The monster of florence
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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