Sentence examples for looking forward to later from inspiring English sources

One early story, The Voices of Time (1960), breaks this sequence, looking forward to later developments in the same way that The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered as a Downhill Motor Race (1966) points to the paranoid satiric excess of The Atrocity Exhibition and 1977's The Dead Time tentatively excavates memories more fully explored in The Empire of the Sun (1984).

Kids will be looking forward to later bedtimes, a complete absence of alarm clocks and infinite opportunities to lounge around watching TV, playing video games and doing nuthin'.

Not every moment of your life will be a sheer joy, but you can think about something that you're looking forward to later when you're struggling to stay positive.

Yet Helen looks forward to later 19th-century novels of marital discontent or disaster.

Rodgers' side signed off before the international break, however, in a commanding position, with the League Cup final against Aberdeen to look forward to later in the month.

Other stuff to look forward to later on: Peter's review of the second competition film, Mexican drama Heli – about which remarkably little is known at this stage.

That's one of the reasons why it's so nice to play these junior Slams, because it gives you a little taste of the environment, and really it gives you something to look forward to later down the road, especially if you really want it," Townsend said.

PW 11.41am: There'll be a World Cup preview edition of Football Weekly to look forward to later today, but in the meantime guardian.co.uk's Science Weekly podcast is looking at how altitude and the design of the ball will affect goal scoring at World Cup 2010.