Sentence examples for change looking forward from inspiring English sources

When Mrs. Merkel argued for urgent action on climate change — looking forward to the global climate conference next month in Copenhagen — the reaction in the House chamber was mixed.

"We made all these changes looking forward to a different result.

"Governor Snyder has said consistently that the independent, bipartisan task force will review all of the city, state and federal government actions and will recommend changes looking forward that can address potential challenges in Flint and other cities," Murray said in an email.

Sam, whose name, like those of other members of his family, has been changed, is looking forward to making use of the development's two swimming pools and basketball court.

"As the business model on Wall Street changes, I'm looking forward to working with C.E.O.'s and investors in helping them realize their goals," he said.

To these points, Gibbs largely floundered, sticking to the talking point that Obama had not changed tracks, favored looking forward not back, but would prosecute crimes when they were exposed.

"I felt it was time for a change and I'm looking forward now to the new challenges which lie ahead".

"I fancied a change and I'm looking forward to testing myself in a different league and really taking myself out of my comfort zone," he said.

Her mother, Billie Winner-Davis, told HuffPost prior to her daughter's plea change that she was looking forward to having some "closure" after a long year.

I've been making some early explorations to see what's changed and we're looking forward to hearing what you think of it.

There will be big changes and I am looking forward to playing first-team football next season.