come forward

Mr. Whiting: Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen: I do not know why Mr. Cashman should ask me to come forward.

He had come forward to state facts, and he should at once proceed to discharge that duty to the best of his ability.

Whatever it might have been, he hurried to Poole, got hold of his arm, and told him to come forward into the bows.

But there was no one among them bold enough to come forward and charge Haley with his crime, even when they reached Calcutta.

But he had come forward out into the roadway and was coming towards her and her followers.

If any further assistance were required from him, he would probably be called on, and should be again happy to come forward.

She did not desire that any one should come forward and speak out.

Finding now that he did not come forward or go on speaking, the guests particularly regarded him.

The people crowded together more closely, for everyone felt awkward at being the first to come forward.

He stood before the door as it closed behind him waiting to be told to come forward.