Definition of forwards
: forward
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Examples of forwards in a Sentence
for every step that her campaign takes forwards, it seems to take two backwards
Recent Examples of forwards from the Web
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Market Reaction Initial reaction suggested the new tariff cut’s impact could still be mild, as the world’s two biggest economies moved a step forwards towards resolving their trade dispute.
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Heath led the Ghosts to a 66-61 victory against St. Joseph’s Prep in front of a packed crowd, which was treated to duels between two of the top forwards and top guards in the area.
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Pysyk said active defensemen need to trust that forwards will help them defensively.
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Four of the Flyers’ top forwards — Claude Giroux, Jake Voracek, Wayne Simmonds, and Sean Couturier — will not be playing in either of their split-squad exhibition games Wednesday against the New York Islanders.
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Four of the Flyers’ top forwards — Claude Giroux, Jake Voracek, Wayne Simmonds, and Sean Couturier — will not play in either of their split-squad exhibition games Wednesday against the Islanders.
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The entire motor shifts on an axis in order to turn the tape backwards or forwards.
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Couture finished with 20:41 of ice time, second among all Sharks forwards.
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To actually move forwards and backward, thin motors are lodged in the wheels.
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First Known Use of forwards
15th century
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