Sentence examples for may look forward from inspiring English sources

Once you get used to it, you may look forward to hearing it in any context.

Hillary-haters may look forward to reading Jonah Goldberg's forthcoming book, "Liberal Fascism: the Totalitarian Temptation from Mussolini to Hillary Clinton", but most people just laugh.

Once American men stop being so abysmal at real football, we may look forward to a bright future of somewhat less brain-damaged athletes.

Like the teenage draftees from Arkansas, the reader may look forward to Vietnam as an escape from cloying small-town life.

We hope it marks a trend, and that we may look forward to similar notices reading in part, "Prospectus sur demande," und so weiter.

While we may look forward to a card from the monarch and be resigned to failing eyesight and creaking joints, the prospect of a descent into mumbling incoherence fills us with terror.

We may all look forward to the patriotic pageantry of a climate-controlled halftime show.

"But be that as it may, we look forward to vigorously defending him against these charges," Mr. Marino said.

On the other hand, if the administration's policy does ultimately succeed in stabilizing Iraq, may we look forward to another reassessment of your editorial position?

"If it is embraced with a full heart by the musical professions, we may yet look forward to a positive, rewarding future for music and musicians everywhere".

With the 2000 retrospectives completed, we may now look forward to this year's highlights not yet recorded, and the cheerleader video already online.