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carry forward

VERB
  1. transfer from one time period to the next

How To Use carry forward In A Sentence

  • Then, and only then, we will be in a position to carry forward the work of those now near retirement.
  • While the pamphlet gives a blow-by-blow account of how the consumers can carry forward their complaint with various government agencies, the programme extends a little further.
  • Nobody had their putting stroke in the best mode, resulting in another blank day for the twos pool and another pot to carry forward to next week's outing.
  • To carry forward its feature of teachers education is not only a kind of responsibility and emotion but also a self-determining rational and wise choice for a normal university.
  • They are determined to carry forward the enterprise.
  • The existing provisions relating to amalgamation of companies were rationalised by relaxing the existing conditions for carry forward and set off of accumulated losses and unabsorbed depreciation.
  • They are determined to carry forward the enterprise.
  • How does God begin and carry forward his submissive prostration of the soul, before his awful justice?
  • Sales People are always trying to forecast a little less so they can carry forward some big deals and overchieve their targets and earn major commissions (so called sandbagging) - it is an annual game between sales and management. Quick & Dirty!?
  • We intend to carry forward this move towards greater openness.
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