| It is the Government and the State that now have to move forward and leave these people alone to exercise their own rangatiratanga. |
| As you move forward, the wing inflates into an aerofoil section above your head. |
| If Blackburn is to move forward, quality development of this nature is required. |
| A batsman could move forward and back, and with dignity to the off, to hook, but a gentleman never retreated to leg, certainly not a Wykehamist. |
| Releasing a breath of relief, Rachel absently accepted Lucy's urge to move forward. |
| We are trying to upskill New Zealanders, so that they can move forward confidently into the future. |
