Sentence examples for forward to publication from inspiring English sources

Fans of a more glamorous presidential family can look forward to publication of two more books about the Kennedys on 28 October.

He would later remember "how I looked forward to publication and pictured the sensation I thought it would make.

But he added: "The content of the report is confidential and has yet to be released publically, but I can confirm that I am eagerly looking forward to its publication".

Everyone now looks forward to the publication.

On current evidence, there is no reason to look forward to its publication.

His negotiations with a Boston house were still incomplete when Doubleday came forward to secure publication rights directly from Frank.

Like other members of the Hardy Plant Society, I look forward to the publication of the seed list on the website during November.

He also said he looked forward to the publication of a Japanese translation of his jailhouse autobiography and, perhaps, an exhibit of his artwork in Tokyo.

I am looking forward to the publication of Sir Martin Narey's review of initial children's social work education, and also to the Department of Health's review of adult social work education.

Certainly he has the support of a spokesperson at the Women's Institute who said that while the Institute hopes it has not been "misrepresented" it "looks forward" to the publication of the comic.

I am very much looking forward to the publication, History: According To Ken! in which he will explain, alongside Hitler's enthusiasm for a Jewish homeland, how Jack the Ripper was trying to get women out of prostitution; Fred West was giving hitchhikers a lift out of the goodness of his heart; slave traders were simply taking Africans on package holidays so they could see the world.