Sentence examples for longer look forward from inspiring English sources

In any event, we no longer look forward to going to sleep.

But Mr. Monti's warning that young Italians can no longer look forward to lifetime employment struck a chord elsewhere.

We can no longer look forward to the possibility of a sudden, unexpected, merciful release, or falling asleep in bed while reading a book (as my mother did), or ceasing on the midnight with no pain.

Most people are falling behind financially: Student debt is at an all-time high -- a whopping $1.5 trillion in the U.S.A. alone; the stay-at-home parent is no longer possible, as most families need two breadwinners; and most Americans can no longer look forward to secure retirement.

When science fiction is no longer looking forward, does it lose all meaning?

Banking jobs are being axed and financiers are no longer looking forward to the usual Christmas cheer of bumper bonuses.

The irony was he was willing to wait for me, but by that point I was no longer looking forward to a wedding day with my dad not there to see it.

At any rate, chances are Obama no longer looks forward to August at all because of the six Augusts he's had in the White House, at least three were out-and-out horror shows.

Even a goal you have been considering for a long time may need to be set aside if you are no longer looking forward to it.

So let us not look back any longer, let us look forward.

It seems unlikely that museums here will be able to resist this trend much longer, and can look forward to a series of both serious and frivolous applications.