Sentence examples for looks forwards from inspiring English sources

While everyone else looks to the right, she looks forwards, a mark of individuality not present in earlier crowd scenes.

The European Commission's current investigation looks forwards rather than backwards, however, with the aim of ensuring that there is competition in the future.

So the novel looks backwards in essence, but one half of its face, its war-scarred, war-numbed half, looks forwards, towards Larkin, towards the literary realism of the late 1950s and early 60s.

One in particular looks forwards, pupils dilated, teeth full of cavities: a hyper-processed sound nailed by the London-based PC Music collective, but most succinctly embodied by Sophie – real name, Samuel Long – the PC Music affiliate who has come furthest.

Thus, there are now two modal operators, namely one that "looks forwards" along the accessibility relation and one that "looks backwards".

Similarly, Peter Margasak of CMJ New Music Monthly described the album as a "powerful consolidation of the band's accomplishments, but a distillation that looks forwards".

"He looks forward," Mackay said.

She looks forward, impassive.

He looks forward to a "Ravestock" someday.

Ms. Rowling looks forward and backward simultaneously.

Only looks forward never back.