Sentence examples for looking that far from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't looking that far ahead," he admits.

Dr Mithoefer is cautious, suggesting that looking that far ahead is premature.

Perhaps it will, but currency traders aren't looking that far ahead.

"I think so," he said about being a dominant pitcher, "but I just want to see day by day, instead of looking that far ahead".

"I think if we did start looking that far ahead then we may not be facing them," he said, knowing Australia needed to defeat the United States and Russia to guarantee a place in the final eight.

"We have got to be able to cope with that and the Man City game – which we're not really looking that far ahead, to be perfectly honest – is a different kind of test, but we will face that once we have got the Stoke game out of the way".

But you don't have to look that far as Apple itself details Apple Pay's launch on its Chinese website.

Roddick would not look that far ahead.

"We shouldn't look that far away.

Private-equity groups do not look that far ahead.

I would not want to look that far ahead.