Sentence examples similar to prefer looking forward from inspiring English sources

Rather than looking forward or back, she said, she preferred looking up.

"I prefer to look forward".

Mr. Paskaljevic would prefer to look forward, even though his work often displays a dour view of life.

So when it comes to their recent history against the Giants, the Eagles prefer to look forward rather than behind.

Although most investors probably prefer to look forward and not back, the end of the year is always a splendid time to review with fondness the players and the moves that dominated the business stage.

If you prefer to look forward at the start of the British Open on Thursday, Sports Illustrated's Damon Hack has this chilling report, via his Twitter page: "It is pouring outside.

I far prefer to look forward!

It's tempting to look back over the last seven years of his tenure, but I prefer to look forward and regard this as the first step to getting English rugby back to the sort of state it should be in".

However, rather than looking back, I would prefer to look forward.

He preferred to look forward, not back.

He has said that he prefers to "look forward," not back.