Sentence examples for looking back on today from inspiring English sources

Andrew Black will be looking back on today's stories, speeches and debates and looking ahead to what we can expect from the final day of campaigning.

The thing that bothers me is everybody's looking back on last year.

Top of the Pops returns with three shows looking back on 2013, festive hits of the past and a New Year's Eve special.

In fact, looking back on 2011, Google has been more prolific on its blog than any previous year.

ShoWest's second of four days was a day of celebration, of looking back on 2009.

Thieves of the future will look back on today's stick-up artists and have a good old belly laugh.

But you're going to look back on today and say this was a historic time to buy quality companies".

Exchange ratesPerhaps economic historians will look back on today's patchwork global exchange-rate arrangements as a latter-day Tower of Babel.

It may not be too long before investors look back on today's snub with some nostalgia.

Deputy Prime Minister and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg said: "I genuinely believe that we will look back on today as a landmark for equality in Britain.

People will rightly look back on today's announcement and say it was a big mistake, driven by short-term thinking and political expediency.