Sentence examples for forward looking to from inspiring English sources
That feeling seemed to be set in concrete when David Ngog headed Liverpool level in the 116th minute and Liverpool then flooded forward looking to win the match before it came down to the 12-yard lottery.
"It's backward looking to pick a Clinton at this point — and he's all about forward looking, to being about change," said Matt Bennett, a co-founder of Third Way, a moderate Democratic organization.
Brighton work themselves into a good position on the edge of the Burnley box but when the shot comes in the Clarets fly forward looking to counter attack.
Yet, it could be argued that this might not be the case if a currently employed worker under a PC is sufficiently forward looking to anticipate that, in case of being dismissed, the new regulation will apply when starting a new employment spell.
2130: A few gaps appearing at the back now for Stoke as they press forward looking to take something from the home leg and Andy Wilkinson has to make up a lot of ground to nip out a budding counter-attack from the visitors.
At the goal, Vancouver's heads began to drop, and United continued to press forward, looking to extend their advantage.
Lovey explained: "It's not difficult to understand: if you play Roni as a centre-forward looking to exploit his pace on the counter-attack then fine, he'll do it.
Continuing research needs are listed and a forward look to future developments is taken.
These enhancements would include increased, independent oversight of the day-to-day activities and financial oversight of Metro and would be forward-looking to ensure effective planning and operations and backward-looking to ensure accountability.
