Sentence examples for forward to training from inspiring English sources

The partners have already hired an associate and look forward to training other young lawyers.

"I go home happy and I look forward to training now on Tuesday and the game again.

"My main focus is on the game against Newcastle this Saturday, but I am looking forward to training with England on Monday," Shelvey added.

"The boys have really trained well this week and we're looking forward to training the rest of the week and going into the game".

"There is a real buzz about the camp and the players are looking forward to training hard this week, understanding our combinations and the way we want them to play".

"Looking forward to training in my new boots," he announced.

“Industrialists must come forward to train villagers, and they must also provide jobs for them,” he says.

"We think using simulation is a powerful paradigm going forward to train robots to do things that weren't possible before," Birchfield noted.

I live less than 400m from where HS2 will run and do not look forward to trains speeding up to 250mph past my home in Aylesbury.

Based on successful FORWARD to Professorship workshops held since 2003 and adapted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) in 2005, Pay It FORWARD sought to train 10 new teams to adopt or adapt a model workshop for specific ethnic groups, disciplines, or regions.

President Obama closed his campaign speech in Green Bay by saying that "now is the time to keep pushing forward" -- to train our workers, create new jobs, provide effective rights at work, rebuild our infrastructure and grow our middle class.