(Preposition)FORTH

BRING FORTH: cause to happen. Global warming has brought  forth early spring.

CALL FORTH: to make something exist. the poems call forth beautiful images.

COME FORTH: to appear and move towards you. the beating of the drums

made the tight come forth.

COME FORTH: give suggestion or information. he readily came forth with

his suggestion.

HENCE FORTH:

HOLD FORTH: talk about something for a long time.he held forth on

pleasures of travelling.

ISSUR FORTH: to go or come out. a strange sound issued forth from the spot.

PUT FORTH: sprout, put out, display. the plants had put forth beautiful flowers.

SET FORTH: explain clearly and logically. first of all let me set

forth the purpose of this conference.

SET FORTH: set out, start a journey.they set forth for the next camp.

VENTURE FORTH: go to somewhere that might be unsafe. he venture forth

on an expedition.

SPEW FORTH/OUT:to flow out in large quantities.dirty water spewed out

of the open drain.

POUR FORTH/OUT:come out in a stream. she poured forth her story of suffering.