Sentence examples for still looking ahead from inspiring English sources

The executive director and board president have resigned and the first concert of the new season was canceled, but the Westchester Symphony is still looking ahead.

I'm still looking ahead to the introduction of ships, gem mining and – in a sneak peek at a future update within the cards screen – "The Imperial Age of Godus".

In due time, we approached the El, and about a block away he slowly and lightly touched my arm and still looking ahead, he asked, "Arthur, do you get paid from the firm for carfare?" I answered, "Well, whenever I have to go anywhere out of walking distance I am given money to ride, but I have no standing allowance for such purposes".

Still, looking ahead, Berry will have to prove her longevity in a market where it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain momentum for more than a year.

Still, looking ahead to 2017, we'll need all the euphoria we can get.

At 60, unlike the rest of us, he still hasn't realized his full potential, he still looks ahead to a greater future.

One to watch Laterly (S Gollings) made up for an unseat on his seasonal hurdling debut with a runaway success next time and still looks ahead of the handicapper.

Not open to the public The giant mobile phones and designer stubble of the 1980s City boom might seem antiquated, but Richard Rogers' radical office building, opened in 1986, still looks ahead of its time.

If you take this approach to writing, you should still look ahead a little ways.

I love celebrating new year, though, so even if I have to put my feet up rather than dance on them, I'll still be looking ahead at what's to come, toasting loved ones and singing Auld Lang Syne.

Mr. Solomon sat still, looking straight ahead.