Sentence examples for looking forward to cashing from inspiring English sources

Nicolai Lehnert is a University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, chemistry professor who is looking forward to cashing in his token.

He was looking forward to cashing in his hedge fund's chips, if and when some bad news rocked Fairfax.

Sure, but even if you don't want to watch the curling, or whatever, aren't you looking forward to cashing in on all the sweaty-palmed sports fans who've worked up a semi over the beach volleyball?

One business that's on the up is pawnbroking, and I was rather looking forward to Cash Britain (BBC1).

As college stars, they are not compensated (or at least they're not supposed to be), but they could look forward to cashing in as N.F.L. rookies.

The presidential campaign didn't go as planned, and he's pretty clearly looking forward to the cash and freedom that the private sector would provide for his family and three young children.

"We should be looking for a single league body and we should be looking forward to generating cash for the game.

He may spend time Monday fielding calls from grumpy shareholders who were looking forward to the chance to cash in some of their stock holdings.

So already, environmental groups and charities are looking forward to some extra cash.

It is certainly looking forward to an expected inflow of EU cash to help poor Sicily.

NHS Until recently the "cash-strapped NHS" but now looking forward to an extra £350m a week.