| In keeping with the film's unsentimental tone, we immediately flash forward to an undetermined later date, after the grieving process has presumably run its course. |
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| Align the flash's mounting shoe with the camera's accessory shoe, then slide the flash forward until it locks firmly in place. |
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| If we flash forward 10 months to today, why does it appear that we have changed our minds and decided to go against the budget? |
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| Flash forward to the present day as we meet a rusty group of salvage experts who think they've hit pay dirt. |
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| Flash forward to today's multi-platform electronic universe and the World Wide Web of the mid-90s seems quaint by comparison. |
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| Flash forward to Miami International Airport, the said cake bearer is overheard cussing and carrying on in a most unruly fashion. |
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| Flash forward three years, and she is hunkering down over coffee to talk about her life and the theatre, once again. |
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| Flash forward to the early days in Dublin, and the pizza that we had one evening in the dying days of the Indian summer last year. |
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| Flash forward two decades later, and NRC is still working its relationships with private, public, national and international partners to maintain Canada's leadership foothold in the photonics industry. |
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| Flash forward 30-odd years, and you meet an accomplished woman whose commitment to linguistic plurality is as strong as her obligation to cultural diversity in one of the only regions of North America that embraces both. |
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| Flash forward to a few weeks ago, and a bit of table-turning. |
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| Flash forward to a man floundering on stage going 'I thought there was more in this junk DNA routine. |
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| Flash forward to the present, and the life cycle has completed itself: the tree that grew from that key is now a fallen trunk out of which a new sapling grows. |
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