Sentence examples for looking towards a from inspiring English sources

"We have had a scan already, and Spurs are looking towards a longer-term injury.

It should be finished by mid March and so we are looking towards a late summer release for it.

The company was said in March to have had its plans delayed and to be looking towards a late-2015 release date.

That was supposed to have shielded the state from its overexposure to the dollar.True to his state's frontiersman character, Mr Weatherill is looking towards a brighter tomorrow.

"For next year, we are looking towards a reserve day, which could be spread over two days, the Saturday or Sunday, at two or three all-weather tracks.

"I feel a huge pain but it is not over for us," reflected Argentina coach Daniel Hourcade afterwards, already looking towards a bronze final against South Africa.

This is part of a wider expansion programme looking towards an IPO in three to five years' time.

Some of the frantic men nearby took cover behind a grass berm, looking towards an area past a twisted and smouldering convoy of cars and trucks for the source of the incoming gunfire.

A bronze statue of Winston Churchill stands in front of the open-air colonnade of Thames Bar, looking towards an elderly man sitting on a bench on the other side of the plaza.

In addition, these companies will be reaching maturity and perhaps looking towards an exit a few years down the road when there is a very good chance that the economy will be in better health.

Many Israelis look towards a national-unity government, encompassing the Likud as well as Labour.