Sentence examples for begun looking forward from inspiring English sources
So he has begun looking forward to next year.
And though Gerrard admitted the decision to leave the only club he has ever played for was difficult, he has already begun looking forward to a new stage in his career.
With the chain of modernism broken by war, many European artists spent the 50s looking back in order to begin looking forward again.
As soon as Christie uttered it, some Democratic strategists probably began looking forward to using it in negative ads, should Rubio get the nomination.
I began looking forward to my meals at the Carlyle as a kind of escape into the high life, as though I had been asked to dinner by a rich, eccentric uncle.
Then he came to appreciate how "she'd hang in the air longer, create spin, and hit the corner on the backboard," and he began looking forward to seeing how she got out of such situations.
He began looking forward to the next phase of promoting the night life guide, launch parties in September at the obvious choices, in Manhattan at Park and in Los Angeles at Moomba.
CASTILLO HAS CHANGE OF HEART After Luis Castillo got over the initial shock of leaving a good situation in Minnesota, he said he began looking forward to playing for a first-place team.
But he bumps into Margueritte on successive days and, before long, begins looking forward to their conversations.
Suffice it to say, I really began looking forward to the ultra-accessibility I've often heard exists in Disney World.
