Sentence examples for looking ahead to when from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the couple — looking ahead to when Ms. Park would be ready to open her own restaurant — bought a small building on Garfield Place near Seventh Avenue.

And looking ahead to when British registered charter jets should be able to operate again, Thomson (08702 413157, thomson.co.uk) reduced the price of some holidays at the Southern Palms Hotel near Mombasa by £100.

Just two days after the new terror alerts, questions -- and even resentment -- arose from inside the cross hairs, and police officials coordinating stepped-up security measures were looking ahead to when it would be possible to step back down.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration's top lawyer at the Pentagon laid out a vision on Friday for the legal challenges that will arise when the war against Al Qaeda winds down, looking ahead to when the terrorist network has been so degraded that the military conflict — and the legal authorities attached to it — will come to an end.

But looking ahead to when the economy turns is not cockeyed optimism, it is clear-eyed realism.

Canada also is looking ahead to 2015, when it will host the Women's World Cup.

Investors are looking ahead to Friday, when the government will release the August employment report.

Investors are also looking ahead to Tuesday, when a Federal Reserve committee is widely expected to cut interest rates.

And they also may be looking ahead to next week, when Federal Reserve policy makers meet on Tuesday to consider their next move on interest rates.

Both sides are looking ahead to 2008, when Nafta envisions free trade in all sweeteners, an event American sugar producers want to head off in advance.

At the same time, though, some voters are already looking ahead to 2001, when the board and the supervisor are all up for re-election.