The phrase "a glance forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief look or consideration of future events or possibilities.
Example: "In this report, we will take a glance forward at the upcoming trends in technology."
Alternatives: "a look ahead" or "a preview of the future."
In the turmoil which ensues after Orlando pulls out a cut-throat razor – a glance forward to WNO's forthcoming Sweeney Todd – there is plenty of tension, resolved by Zoroastro's intervention.
A look back at 2008 and a glance forward: SPANISH, LESSON 1 It took 44 years between major championships, but Spain's national team, playing with technique and tenacity, was the class of the tournament as it won Euro 2008 in Austria and Switzerland.
Starting in Adho Mukha Svanasana (downward facing dog), on the inhale glance forward to the top of your mat while lifting the heels and shifting your weight slightly forward.
But only one part; it was a day of music that seesawed between the past and, if not the future, at least a glance at the forward-looking side of the present.
It would be good for infrequent use, for back lighting, for a big screen which props itself up (on a computer, perfect for complicated material that requires glancing forward and back repeatedly), or for sampling the eBook concept before buying a reader device.
When asked what his future holds, instead of glancing forward, Duncan looks back.
The upper floor is, in parts, little more than a metal balcony, so at some points a glance downward brings you back (or forward) centuries.
The fleeing mouse snatches a glance over his shoulder, and when he looks forward again he sees the floor lamp coming closer and closer.
Here's an at-a-glance guide.
As he told me, "She moved forward, her body moved forward, but" — he mimed a little shake of the head, a glance at a watch — "she said, 'No, no, come back, we've got to go.
With Trilling's help, Kirsch transforms a backward glance into a forward step.
