Sentence examples similar to may looks back from inspiring English sources

But if he wins the safe Holborn and St Pancras seat for Labour next May, he may look back on those days with nostalgia.

HISTORIANS may look back on 2010 as the year when time sped up in continental Europe.

Many who once wrote for their college newspaper may look back at such scribblings with regret.

Philip Clarke, the CEO of Tesco, may look back on the year to February 2013 with mixed feelings.

Future historians may look back on the signing as an event of epochal importance.

"A lot of us may look back and think it's not a very good idea".

"I may look back on my life and think 1997-2004 was my time.

Indeed, historians may look back on it as one of the defining speeches of his Presidency.

"Twelve months from now, I may look back and say this was a mistake.

O.K., there are some funny moments of the sort you may look back on with embarrassment.

We may look back at that later as a key play.